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According to a team of scientists from Penn State University, a newly developed nanomaterial cement mixture could be a cost-effective solution in sealing leaking natural gas wells.
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Recently, students from the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Kentucky were reported to use hemp as an experimental construction material for bridge repair.
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Earlier this month, a team of scientists from the University of Connecticut met with local leaders to discuss research collected over the past year regarding the state’s crumbling concrete c...
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by Jill M. Speegle
Whether she is restoring a massive painted wall or a small family heirloom painting, ...
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by Jill M. Speegle
Historic buildings that house volumes of literary marvels deserve to be preserved and...
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from JPCL, November 2016 ; by David A. Hunter, Hunter Engineering Consulting, Inc.
The author describes the background and basics of composite fiber-reinforced polymer ...
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from JPCL, August 2016 ; by [adapted by] Jim Molnar, UTLX, from the 2015 Mechanical Association Railway Technical Services Annual Conference, Protective Coatings Committee Session
Each year the Mechanical Association of Railcar Technical Services Protective Coating...
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