Argo Graphene Solutions has announced the successful commencement of its first graphene-infused concrete test pour in Bristol, Tennessee, on three concrete slabs totaling 12.5 cubic meters. The slab sizes are expected to be two 20'x 30'slabs on grade and one15'x 25' slab on grade.
The test pour, conducted in collaboration with local construction partners, aims to demonstrate the potential of Argo's proprietary graphene-infused concrete formula. By integrating graphene, Argo seeks to create concrete that offers superior performance, reduced environmental impact, and extended lifespan for infrastructure projects. These slabs will undergo rigorous testing over the coming months to validate its mechanical and environmental benefits, with results expected to pave the way for broader commercial applications.
"We are incredibly excited to launch this groundbreaking test pour in Bristol," said Scott Smale, President and CEO of Argo Graphene. "This project showcases the immense potential of graphene to redefine construction standards, delivering stronger, more sustainable infrastructure for communities worldwide. We look forward to sharing the results of this test and scaling our technology to meet global demand."
