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  1. 29th August 2019, 01:24 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    There is a couple of kilometres of beach travel to Teewah, Bob.

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    So I found out. It proves one thing, I have to get out, go and have a look. There must have been mobs of concrete trucks up that beach to build Teewah . I bet they have a story to tell. LG.
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    Just think of it as doing their bit about ocean "acidification" which is BS of course as it is really alkalinity reduction.

    The components of
    concrete
    are Portland
    Cement
    , rock (aggregates), and water. Portland
    Cement
    is the “binding” component in
    concrete
    and has a pH approaching 11, which is very
    alkaline
    . If you remember your high school chemistry, neutral pH is 7. Above 7 is
    alkaline
    , and below 7 is
    acidic
    .


    PS don't tell any scientists or they will start dumping concrete in the ocean at every opportunity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    So I found out. It proves one thing, I have to get out, go and have a look. There must have been mobs of concrete trucks up that beach to build Teewah . I bet they have a story to tell. LG.
    Not too much concrete. Mainly timber, corro and asbestos-cement (Fibro)
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