Nice Video, page-68

@Crystaltrade

The usual uninformed rubbish from you. Reo is to increase tensile strength. It has no effect on compressive strength. Supported slabs on a sufficiently solid base do not need reo. The railcar was a repair built on an existing slab. Residential driveways have extremely low loads (<2Mpa). There is zero need for reo if the base is stable (eg compacted gravel).

Every EDE 'trial' is a cherry picked case specifically designed to impress EDE investors. Engineers would take zero notice of them.

The complete and utter failure of Edencrete to get any meaningful sales apart from GDOT handouts would tell any sane person the product is a dud. But holders would rather believe crackpot conspiracies than the obvious.