Flexible Concrete for Making Ships, Floating Cities, and Airports

In the future we may need to use the newest technology in building materials; flexible concrete as part of our strategy to stay ahead of Mother Nature. Living on the surface of the planet is not an easy chore for humans in the present period. Perhaps easier now than in the future eras and periods of past human history, but none the less we live in a hostile environment that is often unforgiving. As we become better stewards of our environment and overcome the challenges put forth such as Earthquakes, Tsunamis, Hurricanes, rising seas and Super Storms.

It is for this reason we must consider our advances in material sciences and building materials such as Flexible Concrete, which lends itself well to things like oil rig platforms, aircraft carrier decks, floating cities and airport runways. These new flexible concrete materials which a 500 times more resistant to cracking, 40% lighter and could help in the supreme movement issues, which destroy equipment and cause dangerous  safety issues. There have been lots of roadway tests and the new flexible concrete has withstood the challenge. Aircraft often land or take off at high speeds and more tests will need to be done to test the thresholds of runways, take-off weights of aircraft and deck movement of aircraft carriers, yet it makes sense to move forward with this technology now;

http://www.physorg.com/news3985.html

If we are to use flexible concrete in some of these structures we may find that in fact they will last for centuries and weather any storm or seismic event Mother Nature can muster. Please think on this.

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