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I’d like to start off by thinking about how the economy was organized in the 18th century when much of the economic textbooks were written. Most of the economic activity in the economy was through the one person shop. It was a market economy where individuals interacted with other individuals. Over the course of the 20th cent

More concrete is used than any other construction material – a total of 1.5 to 3 tons per person, per year in the industrialized countries. The environmental impact of producing all this concrete is enormous: five hundred billion tons of CO2. That’s twice as much as all the airlines in the world. Nearly 10% of the world

Bart Sacco, president of Concrete Texturing Tool; Supply in Throop, Pennsylvania, explains how he solved color problems by blending decorative concrete products in-house using a Rotary Batch Mixer from Munson Machinery. When our previous suppliers of our decorative concrete materials changed their product formulas, we started recei

It is a fact that many homeowners, given the opportunity, would love to have a home like this, that actually resembles a mansion built in Europe hundreds of years ago, out of stone. And as you know, most of those homes are still standing today, which means this home should be around for quite a while. This home, by the […]

The project is line in workplace Plans placement, line elements Building, workshop Sand supply system, Cement supply system, Post dispensing of components Post mixing and pouring the mixture. The mixing unit Mold for pouring array General view of the line Cameras preliminary and main warming. We purchased the production line on Dec

The most exciting thing is engaging with these buildings, monuments in our hometown context and thinking about how they effect people politically. – The name of our project is Power Structures: The Connotation of the Facade in State Architecture. – Being in a PhD program, you’re very focused towards producing a pi

SawJet Robots for the Stone Cutting Industry | Productivity and Safety Things have changed quite a bit over over the years. When I first started the only tools that I had were a table saw, a router and a random orbit sander, and a couple of sawhorses in the garage. We could fabricate Corian countertops. It’s been quite the pr