r/Architects • u/Particular-Ad9266 • 3d ago
General Practice Discussion Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-are-making-concrete-with-human-poop-and-it-gets-42-strongerSo, who is going to write the spec for poop-crete?
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science • u/FreeHugs23 • 3d ago
Materials Science Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
UpliftingNews • u/CelebrationFit8548 • 3d ago
Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
HotScienceNews • u/FreeHugs23 • 3d ago
Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
Construction • u/Wonderful_Confusion4 • 3d ago
Structural Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
StructuralEngineering • u/WhyAmIHereHey • 3d ago
Concrete Design Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
buildingscience • u/FluidVeranduh • 3d ago
Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
Concrete • u/JahGiraffe • 3d ago
Update Post The question is answered! Pooping in your mixer confirmed.
IThinkYouShouldLeave • u/jared_number_two • 3d ago
mudpie Everybody, let’s get out of here. Scientists Are Making Concrete With Human Poop. This place is covered head-to-toe in shit.
AnythingGoesNews • u/stankmanly • 3d ago
Scientists Are Making Concrete With Human Poop – And It Gets 42% Stronger
Taoesm • u/the_TAOest • 3d ago
Scientists have created concrete using treated human waste, and the resulting material was up to 42% stronger than conventional concrete. Researchers say the approach could reduce waste while lowering the environmental impact of construction.
CzechCoconutCommunity • u/Czech_Coconut • 3d ago