AquiPor Technologies, Inc.

Twice in less than 2 weeks! AquiPor has the Most Momentum badge on our crowdfunding page! You can buy shares for as little as $500. We're ready to ramp up production and take this amazing technology to the world. Please help us! https://lnkd.in/gRjEAtA

AquiPor garnering worldwide attention. AquiPor was featured in the latest issue of Topos magazine based out of Munich, Germany. The issue was all about flooding and focuses on flood resilience and companies innovating to help cities fight stormwater flooding and pollution. AquiPor was highlighted in the curated products section! We feel this article, and others like it that find AquiPor compelling for our unique and patented material tech, a sign of the interest and adoptability of our Concrete 2.0. You can see more of Topos here: Website: www.toposmagazine.com Instagram: @toposmagazine Facebook: topos X: @toposmagazine

Hey, do you know what AquiPor Inside is? Well, it's an aggregate we make from our pure AquiPor material technology that you can add into regular concrete mixes and it makes stronger, more eco-friendly and really importantly, it makes it porous.?So now regular concrete get's turned into Concrete 2.0. City planners and engineers can now use AquiPor Inside to build sidewalks of the future that can help stop stormwater by absorbing rainfall back in the ground before it floods, and keeps all kinds of pollutants on the surface, allowing cities to clean it responsibly. Check out what we're all about at https://lnkd.in/gRjEAtA.?

We installed our latest paver technology in the chilly fall of the pacific northwest, and it went through an entire winter outside experiencing many freeze/thaw cycles.?We're happy to report that the porous pavers are flowing water without any reduction infiltration, and no cracks or damage from the cold. This is great news because one of our most asked questions is always how our version of concrete would hold up in extreme cold.?We're constantly testing our products and this is just one of many samples and installations that have proven out AquiPor. This gives investors, cities and engineers even more confidence in AquiPor.?Check out what we're doing at AquiPor.com?

A hurricane can generate a lot of runoff pollution, because of the large volume of rainwater it brings, which washes over land, picking up pollutants like soil, fertilizers, pesticides, debris, and chemicals from various surfaces, causing major contamination in waterways once the runoff reaches them.? So just imagine what AquiPor Inside - added to concrete to make it porous could do to solve these problems.?This could be a game changer for cities! Learn more at our website or crowdfund!?

Has AquiPor Developed Roman Concrete 2.0? AquiPor’s porous concrete aggregate is an ingredient that can be added to normal concrete mixes to transform it into high-performance porous concrete. But beyond the benefits of giving concrete the ability to filter stormwater and mitigate urban flooding, it also does something very interesting in concrete - it behaves as a pozzolan (aka Roman Concrete). A pozzolan is a type of material that, when finely graded and combined with water, reacts chemically with calcium hydroxide in cement to form new bonding compounds that enhance the durability and strength of concrete. The ancient Romans used pozzolans from volcanic ash in their concrete - building structures like the Pantheon and Colosseum that are still standing 2,000 years later. Pozzolans aren’t just ancient history. They're an important aspect of green construction and may represent the future of building. Using pozzolans reduces the carbon footprint of concrete, it improves strength and durability, And for the first time ever, we may have cracked the code for producing a new type of porous concrete that can take the place of sidewalks, parking lots, and streets to manage stormwater and flooding - while being stronger and more durable than traditional concrete. But instead of using volcanic ash, AquiPor has developed an engineered, metal-phopshate based material that super-charges concrete. The “proof is in the pudding”, and as we take AquiPor’s technology through its independent testing and standardization, we believe that AquiPor could completely reshape how concrete is used for paving - an advance that could become woven into the fabric of the built environment in ways we can't yet fully envision. Join us on our Mission and help us advance to the next stage of manufacturing the project development by investing in our crowdfund today!

Check out our on site paver installation we did last fall to continue testing durability and freeze-thaw cycles.?We’re really happy to say that the sun is out in our neck of the woods, and all the snow has melted and there is extremely positive results so far. No visible cracking or breaking. This is just one of many signs that our material technology will serve the industry that so desperately needs it! If you could get a porous paver installation, what color would you want for your bricks?

AquiPor’s patented concrete tech is ready to scale up right now. Our unique catalytic aggregate can be mixed with cement using the same equipment that’s already in use and makes a concrete that is strong, durable, and permeable. Providing cities with a vital tool in managing urban flooding. Get your shares of AquiPor today! https://lnkd.in/gVW-ywGR

We’ve been cooking up our catalytic concrete aggregate. We got it mixed, poured, cooked in the oven to perfection and now we’re crushing it up to just the right size to use in a final mix that makes a strong and permeable concrete perfect for cities to use to manage stormwater right where it falls and mitigate urban flooding. Get more info on this tech at our crowdfund here: https://lnkd.in/gVW-ywGR

The Colorado River Basin provides agricultural and municipal water for 40 million people, including every major city in the southwestern United States like Phoenix, LA, Denver, and Las Vegas. But increasing temperatures have decreased the runoff into it by almost 10 trillion gallons over the last twenty years. That’s scary to think about, especially with so many drought persistent areas in the southwest. This is why we’re so excited at AquiPor, in our own small way, we could help capture the little bit of water still flowing into cities and not watch it all escape into the oceans, or polluted to the point of unhealthiness. Maybe check out what we’re doing at https://lnkd.in/gRjEAtA