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Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
Three construction innovations and developments paving the way forward
Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
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Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
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Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
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If collaborative contracting leads to less conflict and a happier workplace, could it reduce turnover and help to tackle the...
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If collaborative contracting leads to less conflict and a happier workplace, could it reduce turnover and help to tackle the...
Could commercial building automation be the key to driving down energy consumption?
Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
Paving the way for sustainable construction with self-healing, self-sensing, and hydrophobic concrete
Engineers will be able to choose from a range of well-defined steel coating solutions and provide a higher level of...
Protecting micro-environments in flood-prone areas
Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
