Geopolymer concrete made from waste is the concrete of a sustainable future

[@jamesfisher4388]

Could you turn up the music? I could almost hear them talking

[@brunosco]

😂😂😂 Great way to put it! 👍

[@idasakidas8168]

Back ground music is too loud

[@13soxs]

Please NO background noise!!!!!!

[@yogeeshreddi9588]

I did my Master thesis in durability and microstructural analysis of geopolymer concrete at different atmospherical conditions...its a wonder emperiencea

[@Vishalbhatty]

How much did it cost you to complete the thesis?

[@AbdullahAhmad-jo1fp]

Brother i need ur help.. I am also doing my thesis on recycling metrial that can b used as construction

[@AbdullahAhmad-jo1fp]

Is it ok to contact u on whatsap.. Kindly can u help

[@yogeeshreddi9588]

@@AbdullahAhmad-jo1fp sure

[@shivatribe6297]

Bro my project is on same topic. I need help from you. Can you give your mail ID or any contact to me so I can clear my doubts. Please it would very helpful to me

[@yogeeshreddi9588]

I did my M. Tech research on durability and microstructural analysis of geopolymer concrete

[@adulamtech]

Am onyedika, from Nigeria and am currently pursuing my M.Eng in polymer tech. Pls can you suggest a modification of your research for me.

[@mellowyellow7037]

Geopolymer is what the old world is made of and it’s everywhere.

[@mskmsk7174]

backround music is TOO LOUD!

[@carissaengelbert7747]

Why is the background music so loud?! It's supposed to be in the BACKGROUND! I can't hear the actual people

[@aakar499]

What will be its strength?

[@jpunibo]

is this geopolymer concrete suitable at ambient temperature or does delft have to develop any curing compound, I am working on the development of a curing compound and looking forward to a possible collaboration.

[@learnaholic9326]

can i use just 10 seconds of this video to make awareness ??

[@teslastones]

Don’t listen to the naysayers and outright fools. I have been advocating for Geopolymer and developing products using Geopolymer since the late 1990’s Keep up the good work

[@Abdulhamid-zi1xh]

Hi Jonathan we get matric tons of textile waste do you have any idea to divert away from landfillsites all synthetic materials such as polyester nylon viscose

[@ms2k7]

do you believe this could of been created thousands of years ago ? when we had stone tools

[@Advanced_Materials_Publishing]

Wow, more than 20 years. Keep up the good work. Have a great time!

[@teslastones]

@@Advanced_Materials_Publishing thank you. I wasn’t wrong 20 years ago, I was just a little early. The market if finally waking up now.

[@teslastones]

@@Abdulhamid-zi1xh yes. It can be used entirely with the right binder

[@MilesBellas]

the music is a bit too loud

[@kdileshwari1019]

Can u please tell what are the material used in making geopolymer concrete

[@sailakshmi1078]

can u briefly tell about geopolymer concrete made from waste ...plz explain it sir

[@TheAngeloMichael]

GP is alumina silicate based concrete, it uses amorphous silica and alumina that can be sourced from fly ash, bauxite residue and ground slags. They are in a reactive state and can be triggered to set with a mixture of sodium silicate and sodium hydroxide. (Potassium based also works) See geopolymer.org for more information.

[@richu301]

@@TheAngeloMichael Hi...can we use flyash & m sand slurry mixed together with sodium silicate for this research?? please reply

[@TheAngeloMichael]

Rizwan Paramban I am not sure what m sand slurry is, fly ash should by f fly ash, the alumina around 13% or higher and mostly amorphous silica, the Cao content in c fly ash may be too high. It needs some slag (ggbs) you can vary the ratio 50/50 is good but you can use less slag, your sodium silicate will need some sodium hydroxide mixed with it in proper ratios, sodium silicates vary widely.

[@TheAngeloMichael]

Rizwan Paramban the m sand can be used in place of traditional sand and depending on content may add or have different attributes. It’s particle size, shape and mineral content all affect the mix design but gp can still make good concretes out of finer rounded sand particles that aren’t suitable with Portland. If you are in India I can put you in touch with my partner in Channai he can help you.

[@shivatribe6297]

@@TheAngeloMichael hey I have thesis project on it can you guide me how can I got understand the whole topic and try something new please help brother

[@124-tomaldayutsho9]

What kind's of waste you use?

[@sahilpatel6293]

Hey can you help me... What kind of Geopolyer waste you have used for concreting. Example of waste?

[@AdamAdam-of6xb]

good question??

[@muditsuwalka1760]

Fly ash

[@mairajbaloch12]

Thank you

[@CUBETechie]

Im curious how it can be used for country's or places after a war . You have a lot material from damaged buildings can it be used for this?

[@rachanam6000]

can we know the ingredients of this geopolymer and what are the waste products used by you

[@mikev1622]

could be fly ash, could be slag, not sure

[@carlospinheirotorres9499]

The process description can be hardly heard due to the loud noise but alkali activated materials are NOT geopolymers. At least get your terminology straight before putting up a misleading title.

[@hannahsolon9228]

Hi. Does anyone here know the proper proportion for the Sodium silicate and sodium hydroxide as activating liquid?

[@shaswatdas7422]

yes you can take 1:2 (aqueous NaOH: Na2SiO3 )

[@hannahsolon9228]

@@shaswatdas7422 thank you so muchhh

[@chirag.p.ladavia1998]

What you actually use in this ? ... Pls tell us the whole list of material.. to make it.

[@buzzy7844]

For example: Metakaolin + Potassium-Silicate Solution (Waterglass) --> Geopolymer (alumosilicates with measurable molecular size and weight)

[@tenj00]

just search for geopolymer and watch a few videos.

[@vankarvijay5881]

mam tell me the what is the effect of fire on concrete strength by using industrial plastic waste in a concrete.

[@lumi2798]

Just don't get it near fire 💀 common sense

[@lnwolf41]

After 3 years, still doing research, no practical application has been done.based on a search .

[@mishael1339]

Alkaline activated concrete is prone to leaching if not fully reacted into a geopolymer (3d network material), so there is a possibility that the material researched in the video can't possibly be used to make a bridge with it's salt water environment.

[@praveenkg3518]

There is no codal provision for geoploymer

[@SigningWithTheByrds]

isn't limestone geopolymer actually ancient technology lost and now refound?

[@paulbhatra2291]

Is this Geoploymer concrete cheaper than normal concrete ??

[@muditsuwalka1760]

Yes

[@muratdener9592]

depends on the mixing parameters. If you want a yes or no answer, my answer is no.

[@singinginthedark2786]

now talk about how this material after a few years starts to slowly break down and produce chemical gas that is hazardous to living things, do you want to live in a structure made from waste products and chemicals? learn about what plastics and polymers release when they decay naturally, and how it can cause serious health problems. this is why we are not already living in plastic houses.

[@lifeisgood339]

Alkaline-activated composite is not geo polymers

[@stefanhammaren6275]

See also Betolar.

[@michaelhaw8265]

it would be nice to hear it, rather than to loud stupid music.

[@tarunmistry6613]

Hi.. I would like to collaborate with you for the concrete product. We are a concrete product manufacturer in Gujarat,India. Please let me know a good way to coordinate with you.

[@TUDelftTV]

Hi Tarun, You could send an e-mail to [e-mail]. However, we are a video production team, not the scientists themselves, but we can always try to bring you in contact with the right person.

[@Vishalbhatty]

@Tarun do you sell geopolymer ?

[@cristobalhernandez4068]

Información adicional saludos cordiales de México

[@murdaruss]

But whats the chemical burn gonna feel like lol. Im a concrete finisher and regular concrete takes about 2 hours on your skin in the sun to burn you if left unwashed. Whats this stuff feel like. I think it would destroy skin. And you guys will have some disclaimer like wear full on hazmat suit while applicataion is in process lol and it gets 100*F in some psrts of the US...

[@cristobalhernandez4068]

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[@rogerscottcathey]

Think of all those huge mine tailing piles that can be put to positive use. Maybe that's what the pyramids show us.

[@suhagroup]

what is geo polymer

[@AmenTeaspoonHunk]

Pretty nice.

[@TUDelftTV]

Thank you!

[@StefandeJong1]

Just keep in mind that because these materials probably cost up 10x as much to produce as regular concrete, no company in their right minds will (without subsidies) invest in stuff like this.

[@xyckriz]

ancient egyptians: "hope no white dude will claim its discovery. we were the first to use it in building our pyramids. so please credit us."

[@aaronstrerk5521]

6500BC - UAE: The earliest recordings of concrete structures date back to 6500BC by the Nabataea traders in regions of Syria and Jordan. They created concrete floors, housing structures, and underground cisterns. But what I want to know is why the color bothers you so much? Not to mention, ancient concrete is very different from modern concrete. When you say white dude claims its discovery, you should at least see if the inventor credits the previous modules. A lot of people bitch about this but don't really understand what it means to claim an invention. For instance, Tomas Edison didn't make the idea of a light bulb; but made the first working module. Thus he gets credit for the creation of the only viable and operable invention. White dudes aren't taking credit for anything, just like Egyptians aren't taking credit from whom ever they learned it from.

[@sugitox9864]

TU Delft TV - CAN YOU PLEASE REMAKE THIS VIDEO WITHOUT THE INSANELY LOUD, SHIT, BACKGROUND NOISE - SO THEN PERHAPS I'LL BE ABLE TO HEAR WHAT'S BEING SAID?

[@nesiansides7133]

I don't like to be the bringer of bad news but concrete would last between 50 - 100 years, then someday it may be processed into rubble. eventually, particles washed into watersheds and drains. ultimately heading straight out to the ocean, where the real damage is done. the thing is with that is we would never be around to see our children suffer consequences of this technology? the concept is only great when we investigate the entire spectrum of holistic innovation.

[@Halloween111]

Some of The geopolymer structures the Romans used are still in use today.

[@TheBhumbak]

MY GOD INDIANS

[@omigad1088]

To use the waste, we have to clean them first and thats not smart. Next

[@LagoonCompany1992]

@ flyash and furnace slag/ ash isnt a modern waste, it is used in concrete since the 60s it is actually so advanced in concrete technology that some concrete types cant go without it now that most coal plants are closing down.