Grunt on and on about how thick and strong airport pavement has...

Grunt on and on about how thick and strong airport pavement has to be then totally fail to realise how impressive the achievement is that Denver International Airport decided a 24cm thick, 31MPA compression strength mix poured onto an uncompacted base was up to spec by the addition of a small amount of Edencrete.

So they manged to achieve the same compressive strength of a 32Mpa budget mix used for driveways and sold by every readymix in the USA. Woohoo.

I really did like the stupidity of claiming a small company that makes $7/yr would waste $100 000 on a subpar slab because they may know someone in the GDoT. Just too bizarre for words.

The EDE customers (except GDOT) are small companies. They are not experts in concrete engineering. The few big companies that have tested Edencrete have not make second orders. EDE sold less than USD80K outside Georgia last quarter. So it is obvious that networking is major factor in sales.

Better stop posting now, they may realise the reason they don't get many replies is so they can blather on unhindered and prove they have no idea what they are oinking about.

ROTFL. EDE is owned by people who think 32Mpa concrete is a major achievement.