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Concrete industry

  • Guide — CERIB characterisation of POLARMOIST™

    • 10 February 2026
    • Posted by: Emelyne CHEVALIER--SEURE
    • Category: Concrete industry
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    POLARMOIST™,maintenance,distance,calibration,CERIB,caractérisation,Polarmatic,prefabrication,BSC - Béton Stone Consulting

    Discover CERIB’s characterisation of the POLARMOIST™ IR sensor: protocol, aggregates tested, influencing factors (angle, distance, light) and recommendations for use.

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  • Guide — How to choose the right moisture sensor?

    • 2 February 2026
    • Posted by: Emelyne CHEVALIER--SEURE
    • Categories: Concrete industry, Guide
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    BSC-Béton Stone Consulting,POLARMOIST™,concrete,aggregate moisture probe,aggregate moisture sensor,concrete mixer moisture probe,aggregate moisture measurement,non-contact infrared probe,moisture sensor,usage needs,Fine aggregates,coarse aggregates,mixtures,abrasive aggregates,dusty environments,Maintenance,contact vs. non-contact,Contact measurement,calibration,technical criteria,continuous measurement vs. delayed measurement,continuous measurement,delayed measurement,Quick checklist

    Technology (contact vs contactless), accuracy, maintenance, automation integration, overall cost: a practical selection grid for choosing a moisture sensor for aggregates, with benchmarks from the POLARMOIST™ comparison.

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  • Mixers — Comparative guide to help you choose (2025)

    • 30 October 2025
    • Posted by: Emelyne CHEVALIER--SEURE
    • Categories: Concrete industry, Quarry & materials industry, Various industries
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    KKM vs planetary mixer: criteria and guidelines for choosing the right mixer for your recipes, volumes and operating constraints.

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  • Recycling concrete wastewater: a sustainable and cost-effective solution for the construction industry

    • 6 January 2025
    • Posted by: Emelyne CHEVALIER--SEURE
    • Categories: Concrete industry, Recycling
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    New challenges are emerging for the concrete industry: recycling waste water from concrete. Solutions exist to meet government and European requirements to protect our environment.

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