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Concrete with Recycled Soft Plastic
RMIT researchers created concrete made with soft plastic in a redeveloped carpark – the first use of circular-economy technology in an Australian commercial project.
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​(Source: website of Soft plastic packaging recycled into sustainable concrete - RMIT University)
School of Engineering, RMIT University
Product specifications
The product is described as strong, fit for purpose, and durable recyclable concrete, Polyrok, and it is a sustainable alternative to mineral aggregate in concrete to be used for pathways, curbs, and channels.
Product image
Image 1- Concrete with recycled soft plastic
Source: Adapted from RMIT University website
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Areas of application
It can be utilised in construction projects such as car parks, footpaths, and channels.
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Real-world project
Coles car park in Horsham
Footpath in Frankston
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Contact details
Dr Jonathan Tran
Associate Professor at School of Engineering, RMIT University
Deputy director of Post Carbon Research Centre at RMIT University