Research & Development
Our R&D Laboratory and concrete laboratory are actively engaged in testing all the raw materials used in the field. This is a critical step to ensure the quality and reliability of the final product. This stage involves researching and developing new concrete technologies, testing new materials, and exploring new manufacturing techniques to improve the quality and performance of concrete products.
Concrete Admixtures
Over the years, MCTPL has continued to innovate and develop new admixtures to meet the changing needs of the construction industry. The company has a team of highly qualified and experienced chemists and engineers who work tirelessly to develop new and improved admixtures that enhance the performance and durability of concrete.
PCE Mother liquor
MCT is continuously engaged elementary level research in finding new materials and technologies to expand the solutions to the industry.
Other ongoing research
1. Concrete Staining
2. Development of material design for light weight concrete with Aluminium
3. Development of mix design with low cement quantity
4. Using different types of stones/ metals as concrete aggregate
5. Developing innovative construction technologies to ease the traditional constructional practices
Technology
Superplasticizers, also known as high-range water reducers, are commonly used in the production of high-performance concrete. They are chemical additives that are added to the concrete mix to improve its workability, reduce the water content, and increase the strength and durability of the final product.
By reducing the amount of water needed to create a workable concrete mixture, superplasticizers help to increase the cement-to-water ratio, which is a critical factor in determining the strength and durability of the finished concrete. They achieve this by dispersing and separating the cement particles, thereby reducing the interparticle friction and allowing the particles to move more freely.
Superplasticizers can significantly enhance the performance of concrete by reducing porosity, reducing shrinkage, reducing water absorption and permeability, increasing compressive strength, and improving resistance to chemical attack, freeze-thaw cycles, and other environmental factors. Their use can also lead to reduced cracking and improved durability, making them a vital component of modern concrete production
