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Rice Husk Ash Described as New Element in Sustainable Concrete Movement

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Rice husk ash (RHA), a byproduct of rice milling, is being used in India to create a more eco-friendly concrete recipe. "Being locally available, renewable and non-toxic, RHA contributes to the concept of green concrete," said Sixtus Paulson, a civil engineer at Travancore Titanium Products. The use of RHA has been found to create a stronger, more durable and workable concrete block while reducing the amount of cement required in the mix, making the product less expensive and greener. 

Source: The July 3 news roundup by the AGC SmartBrief e-newsletter, which contained this June 29 article by The Hindu, an India-based newspaper. Read more.
 

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