The global low-carbon transformation is forcing the construction industry to innovate.
Concrete, as the most widely used building material, has a significant proportion of carbon emissions.
In traditional technologies, high cement usage conflicts with low-carbon goals, and the use of solid waste admixtures often leads to poor construction performance, becoming a pain point in the industry.
Under the concept of green development, analyzing material characteristics, optimizing mix ratio parameters, and innovating construction control technologies can solve this contradiction.
Responding to the dual carbon strategy, providing a new path for high-quality development of concrete engineering, connecting theoretical exploration with key links in engineering practice.
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