A new type of pavement developed at the University of Nebraska could keep bridges and other surfaces clear during inclement weather without using heavy equipment or chemicals. The product is a concrete mixture that conducts just enough electrical current to melt ice and snow, while being safe to touch. The material is composed of 20 percent carbon and steel byproducts from industrial processes.
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Montana tries a biodegradable corrosion inhibitor to save money, reduce maintenance, and be more environmentally friendly
Many states and municipalities are trying new mixtures to keep their roads safe in nasty winter weather. Montana is developing yet another blend to inhibit the corrosion of bridges and vehicles, this time with corn sugar, …
Montana tries a biodegradable corrosion inhibitor to save money, reduce maintenance, and be more environmentally friendly
Many states and municipalities are trying new mixtures to keep their roads safe in nasty winter weather. Montana is developing yet another blend to inhibit the corrosion of bridges and vehicles, this time with corn sugar, …