by ESCSI | March 6, 2024 | ESCSI News | Tags: ESCSI, Safety, Construction Industry, Lightweight Aggregate Concrete, Masonry
ESCSI Member Kevin Cavanaugh authored an article featured in Masonry Magazine outlining how lighter concrete blocks can mitigate injuries, increase productivity, and improve profitability for mason contractors. Read an excerpt below. As you all...
by ESCSI | March 5, 2024 | ESCSI News | Tags: ESCSI, Landscape Design, Green Infrastructure, Stormwater, Erosion Control
ESCSI Member Debbie Stringer authored an article featured in Facility Executive demonstrating how ESCS lightweight aggregates can be a valuable asset when integrated into a low-impact green infrastructure strategy to mitigate the impact of stormwa...
by ESCSI | March 5, 2024 | ESCSI News | Tags: ESCSI, Stormwater, Industrial Design, Erosion Control, Water Conservation
ESCSI Member Debbie Stringer authored an article featured in Stormwater Solutions examining how ESCS can be used as an effective preventative measure in biofilters as a first-level treatment for industrial stormwater. Read an excerpt below. As ur...
by ESCSI | February 5, 2024 | Articles | Tags: ESCSI, Lightweight Concrete, Concrete Cracking, Advanced Concrete Solutions, Lightweight Aggregate Concrete, Bridge Deck
Why use Structural Lightweight Concrete Made with ESCS? Structural lightweight concrete (SLC) has been a popular building material for over a century, effectively employed to solve weight and durability issues. Industry professionals now recogniz...
by ESCSI | February 1, 2024 | Articles | Tags: ESCSI, Internal Curing, Concrete Pavement, Bridge Deck
By Clint Chapman Western Region Marketing & Technical Manager, Arcosa Lightweight Internally cured concrete more readily resists early age shrinkage, curling, warping, and cracking by supplying water throughout the concrete mix over time. Int...