The emergence of new hydration heat inhibitors provides a more efficient, green, and precise solution to this industry problem—their inhibitory effect is far more significant than expected by conventional admixtures.
The emergence of lightweight porous aggregate offers an innovative solution to the dilemma between weight reduction and load-bearing capacity.
The growth of magnesium hydroxide crystals not only leads to an increase in their own volume, but also produces an additional expansion effect through the interaction between crystals.
Hydration heat inhibitors are a new admixture developed based on in-depth research into cement hydration behavior. They effectively suppress this early exotherm peak by precisely regulating the hydration kinetics.
In the complex projects of modern building repair and structural reinforcement, high-strength repair grouting mortar acts like a silent yet resilient "concrete doctor,"
In modern concrete engineering, crack control is a key challenge in ensuring structural durability and safety.