Giatec’s novel concrete testing technologies were featured by the Globe and Mail on October 16, 2013 in an article entitled “Advances put construction on new footing”.
“As a rapidly growing concern – Canada will reportedly be the world’s fifth-largest urban construction market by 2020 – the country’s armual $171-billion sector should be ripe for small business innovation, but is Giatec the rule, or the exception?”
Please read the full article here.
The maturity method is a convenient approach to predict the early age strength gain of concrete, using the principle that the concrete strength is directly related to the hydration temperature
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With traditional concrete strength testing practices, that is the use of cylinder break tests, the reliance on third-party testing labs is detrimental to a project’s timeline and budget. While wired…
