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Sustainable Construction Schema - Chryso Solutions
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The EnviroMix®
Impact App

 

Enviromix Impact is a tool (mobile application) developed to better understand the lever for CO2 reduction within concrete.​

It allows the user to see and show what is the Carbon Footprint impact of the different changes that can occur in a concrete mix design.

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“At the heart of our sustainability program are our concrete admixture brands that help customers make the most of their local materials. We help our customers achieve carbon reduction and net zero strategies through the efficient and cost-effective use of materials.”

STEVE WILLIAMS, SAINT-GOBAIN CONSTRUCTION CHEMICALS NORTH AMERICA PRESIDENT
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Who Are We?

Chryso, part of Saint-Gobain Construction Chemicals, is a worldwide leader in sustainable construction.

It is the group’s mission to drive 100% of its projects through eco-innovation by 2030 using lifecycle analysis and direct customer engagement.

The integration of our two companies creates a vast depth of R&D expertise and technical know-how alongside a portfolio of concrete admixtures and cement additives that are well-positioned to assist the industry on its journey to carbon neutrality by 2050.

Materials Characterization

Characterization of your materials from aggregates to sands and cements allows us to more effectively develop tailor made solutions that address your challenges. Through this deep understanding we have developed cement additives to optimize the grinding of clinker, strength enhancement of cement, as well as concrete admixtures that specifically address clays in aggregates and allow for the use of variable materials like manufactured sands.

Low-Carbon Concrete Mix Design Optimization

Our expert teams provide concrete producers with effective levers to develop high-performing concrete compliant with CO2 reduction targets. These levers include: reducing transportation impacts through the use of locally available raw materials, substituting high carbon footprint materials with lower carbon materials like supplementary cementitious materials and increasing the service life of structures through the use of durability enhancing admixtures.

EPDs Dedicated Service for Construction Projects

The EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) is fast becoming the preferred tool to quantify concrete embodied carbon for new construction projects.

Sustainability Blogs

Sustainability
15/07/24

Chryso & GCP Introduce EnviroMix® Impact App

Proprietary app to pre-quantify CO2 reduction of optimized concrete mix designs expands company’s sustainability program  …

Chryso & GCP Introduce EnviroMix® Impact App
Sustainability
04/12/20

Decarbonizing the Cement Industry – Digital and chemical solutions enabling CO2 reduction

Cement manufacture accounts for roughly seven percent of total man-made CO2 emissions. Today, cement and concrete…

Decarbonizing the Cement Industry – Digital and chemical solutions enabling CO2 reduction
Sustainability
15/09/20

Using alternative fuels in cement production

The use of alternatives to fossil fuels has been growing rapidly in cement production in recent…

Using alternative fuels in cement production
Sustainability
18/05/20

Real-world impact of admixtures on sustainability

Concrete admixtures can be used to reduce cement content, permit greater use of supplementary cementitious materials…

Real-world impact of admixtures on sustainability

Sustainability Resources

 

Sustainability Brochure

View the Sustainability Journey Brochure

 

International Cement Review (DEC23)

View “Reducing Embodied Carbon in Concrete”