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Play this journey through time and discover the story behind one of the most incredible materials in modern engineering! If you're curious about construction, you can't miss this video full of insights into a certain "cement that everyone knows". 😏
Prepare to be transported back to Ancient Rome, where the roots of what we now call cement began to sprout. Mixtures of lime and volcanic ash, yes you heard that right, were used to create a wonder glue that the Romans called Roman cement. Guess what for? Yes, to erect aqueducts and other incredible structures that resisted sea water!
But wait, the story gets even more exciting during the Industrial Revolution! Imagine a genius English bricklayer heating limestone and clay to create super-powerful cement? That's what Joseph Aspdin did, and he named this wonder "Portland cement", after an island there in England. That moment was like the "boom" of construction, because from there came concrete and taller buildings.
And here comes the cool part: let's break the code of what makes this cement so special. From limestone to clay, from gypsum to secret ingredients, we'll unravel the mysteries behind every bit of cement. And believe me, there's more than one type! It's like choosing the right game character for each level, you know?
But does not stop there! Let's explore these types in detail, from "retro" cement to "turbinado" cement, the one that already shows muscles right away. 😉 And you'll find out why this variety is like an arsenal up the sleeve of engineers and builders.
So if you're the type who loves interesting stories about how things are made, or if you're about to embark on a construction mission and want to know what the right choice is, stick with us. Come and discover the secrets and understand how this material has changed the face of our cities and the way we build the world around us. 🏗️🌆
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22 авг 2024