The last time there are many new, interesting solutions placed in ICDuBo, Innovation Centre for Sustainable Building. These solutions offer a wide range of sustainable, bio-based opportunities that can now be seen in the new center at the RDM Campus in Rotterdam.<\/p>\n
Photo Sfera is a groundbreaking collection of carpet tiles made of yarn, 63% consists of biological material. The main ingredient? Oil beans of the castor plant. The oil abundant is extracted from the beans, and then used as a main ingredient in the subsequent production of the nylon on the biological basis. This minimizes the use of petroleum-based materials in photo Sfera. Castor Plants grown on marginal lands where other crops can often thrive. This creates an additional income for farmers, the profit is often ten times more than the cost to put the crop.<\/p>\n
The partition walls of Faay which consist of a core of flax waste, which is equipped on either side of plasterboard. Fibre flax immemorial cultivated for the production of linen yarn. Linseed is for winning flaxseed. It is pressed linseed oil that finds application in, among other things: soap, paint and linoleum. Flax is an annual white- or blue flowering plant that is sown in the spring and within 3 to 4 months for harvesting. After pulling the flax is allowed flax in the fields dew retting. After the flax is discharged to the flax processing plants. Here, the fiber is separated from the stem. By mechanical means The shorter fiber goes to the textile industry and now also to insulating materials for construction. The short fiber used it in the paper. The seed of the plant is used for the propagation and production of linseed oil. The particles are stalk and roots at the end of the chain is used for the production of the skewed plate flax. 100% utilization of the flax plant thus achieved. Flax is a renewable resource because the plant in relatively short in substantial quantities can be regenerated. In the context of sustainable building, the use of building materials from renewable raw materials is interesting, because they have a low energy content, and there is little environmental burden in production in the rule. There are also good opportunities for local production which polluting transport to a minimum can be limited. Unique features of the environmentally flax skew plates are: light weight, yet optimal stability, contributes to flame retardance, high insulation and dB values \u200b\u200band has a homogeneous quality.<\/p>\n
Remix is \u200b\u200bunique in the application of shell limestone as binder. Dead seashells are a natural renewable and sustainable resource. Shell Lime is therefore a natural base-level material with a relatively very low environmental impact and with special properties that make it ideally suited for sustainable building and healthy living. With low cement additive for a higher initial strength, the schelpkalkcementmortels meet again all the current standards and processing requirements. Be schelpkalkcementmortels Besides applications in the restoration therefore increasingly used for new construction projects. As a leading and innovative manufacturer mortar Remix is \u200b\u200bthe environmental aspect as extra quality added to mortars. Recipes have been developed, with carefully selected raw materials to environmental impact. Minimize These mortars also uitbloeiingsarm\u00ae (UA). Is the probability of free lime retirement (whitening) considerably reduced on the facade. Because the facade does not not be cleaned with chemicals, will not only save on cleaning costs but also protects the environment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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