Innovation:

ULTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE DUCTILE CONCRETE provides long spans without reinforcing

 

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Year:

2003

Description:

Ductal is a patented ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) material with a unique combination of ductility, strength, durability, and aesthetic flexibility. In 2001, a 58' diameter clinker silo in Joppa, Illinois became the first building in the world to have a long-span roof constructed with Ductal. In comparison to steel silo roofs, Ductal produced thinner, longer, lighter, shapelier sections; was installed in one-third of the time; was more easily transported, handled, and installed; and requires less maintenance. Applications include acoustic sound panels, seawall and bridge anchor plates and beams for a power plant and cooling tower, and a 425' arch for a pedestrian bridge in Seoul, Korea. Future target markets include structural wall panels, leave-in-place forms, poles and pipes, seismic elements and bridges.

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Contact Person:

Vic Perry

Organization:

Lafarge Canada, Inc.

Address:

10655 Southport Rd. SW

 

 

City:

Calgary

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Postal Code:

 

Country:

Canada 

Phone No.:

403-292-9243

FAX:

403-278-7420

URL:

www.lafargenorthamerica.com

Email

vic.perry@lafarge-na.
com;

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