Rolling
Thanks for those two links.
The carbon fibre woven reinforcing fabric one to form composites with high strength concrete might be a bit off the pace for where EDE is going with admixtures, but interesting.
The other article about producing nanotubes from gas fired power station exhaust is interesting for carbon capture but possibly introduces an input variable that might be difficult to control?
Whatever the process, it has to be brutally consistent in order to produce gallon upon millions of gallons of very consistent admixture, which to my mind means a factory based quality controlled environment where the process is completely controlled and able to be tweaked slightly with minor input variables like pressure, feed, catalyst concentration, reaction time and temperature. All conjecture on my part though.
Re a CR, do you think a decent infrastructure project win in Australia might put a rocket under that recalcitrant US Advisory firm and US investors?
Dex
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