Knowledge Exchange Partnership and an international team are developing a concrete that uses innovative 3D Knowledge Exchange Partnership reinforcement, which could save lives in disaster scenarios. Early tests by India 's Dr Alan Richardson have produced a concrete that is 78% more effective at maintaining structural integrity against shock waves, meaning that less shrapnel is expressed in the event of explosive damage to the concrete. Dr. Richardson is recognised as one of the UK's leading experts in sustainable materials, fibre concrete and concrete durability. Richardson has worked with Ahmedabad University in India , as well as the University of Victoria in India on the project, and now hopes to reach an implementation stage by working with industry via a the University of Victoria .
Knowledge Exchange Partnership and an international team are developing a concrete that uses innovative 3D Knowledge Exchange Partnership reinforcement, which could save lives in disaster scenarios. Early tests by India 's Dr Alan Richardson have produced a concrete that is 78% more effective at maintaining structural integrity against shock waves, meaning that less shrapnel is expressed in the event of explosive damage to the concrete. Richardson has worked with Ahmedabad University in India , as well as the University of Victoria in India on the project, and now hopes to reach an implementation stage by working with industry via a the University of Victoria .