trading halt, page-34

Lighthouse,
Yes I see you used m3, my apology.
You can now see where they got the potential 180 000 t.
1.6 tonne savings from 1kg of CNF.
If you only add the CNF too the say ?tilt up?part of the construction, you still use less concrete on the footings, as there's less weight on them..
You also end up with more floor space.
I think you'll find the maths adds up!


"The 2011 Colorado trial outcome would suggest that if this quantity of CNF were added to
concrete for use as columns, pillars, walls and other similar load-bearing structures, it could
potentially save approximately 1.6 tonnes of concrete for every 1 kilogram of CNF
added.""

"The gains in compressive strength and reduction in volume are matched by reductions in
weight, potentially making the carbon-cement pairing ideal for the popular ?tilt up? style of
wall construction on commercial buildings - while simultaneously reducing the load on
footings."