TECHNOLOGY

Talga in concrete charge

ADVANCED materials technology developer Talga Resources has achieved high levels of electrical conductivity in concrete; a feat that has eluded material scientists for a long time.

(L) Talga concrete sample after melting 5cm depth of ice from 9v power. (R) Conceptual underfloor heating/road application.

(L) Talga concrete sample after melting 5cm depth of ice from 9v power. (R) Conceptual underfloor heating/road application.

As part of its value-add product development strategy Talga made a load of concrete samples at its process test facility in the UK from industry standard cement that were enhanced with graphene, graphite...

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