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The 3R-SS Project paves the way for a revolution in the construction industry, ushering in a new era of zero-emission building practices. Centered on the innovation of steel structures that are fully removable, reconfigurable, and reusable, our project challenges the status quo by significantly reducing the environmental impact associated with construction and demolition waste.
Through advanced experimental methods, numerical modeling, and the development of surrogate models, we are laying the groundwork for construction systems that conserve resources and promote a circular economy.Join us on this journey towards a greener and more sustainable future in construction.
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The 3R-SS project is at the forefront of sustainable construction, focusing on creating steel structures that are completely removable, reconfigurable, and reusable. This initiative not only advances sustainability within the construction sector but also champions the practical implementation of a circular economy, crucial for ecological transition. The project directly serves end users such as manufacturers, construction firms, and engineering consultants, establishing Spain as a leader in global research and development. Additionally, the 3R-SS project drives innovation by developing cutting-edge tools essential for modern construction practices. It enhances scientific and technical knowledge through the publication of open-access articles on topics such as the experimental characterization of steel connections using beam clamps, advanced numerical modeling strategies, and innovative surrogate modeling techniques. These contributions aim to simplify and optimize daily engineering tasks, promoting efficiency and sustainability in the industry. | |
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The 3R-SS Project paves the way for a revolution in the construction industry, ushering in a new era of zero-emission building practices. Centered on the innovation of steel structures that are fully removable, reconfigurable, and reusable, our project challenges the status quo by significantly reducing the environmental impact associated with construction and demolition waste.
Through advanced experimental methods, numerical modeling, and the development of surrogate models, we are laying the groundwork for construction systems that conserve resources and promote a circular economy.