Greensulate™, is a direct replacement for expanded polystyrene (EPS) products. Composed of renewable agricultural waste resources and mycelium fibers, Greensulate™ is produced without petroleum or ...
Greensulate™, is a direct replacement for expanded polystyrene (EPS) products. Composed of renewable agricultural waste resources and mycelium fibers, Greensulate™ is produced without petroleum or light, requires no significant heat, is non-allergenic, and is less expensive to produce than foam products. It can be produced at room temperature, in a wide range of benign environments, and is less expensive to produce than petroleum based foam products. Our vision is to provide a sustainable alternative to synthetics, such as plastics and foams, which can be produced locally, around the world.
In addition to functioning as an insulator, initial testing to American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standards has shown Greensulate™ to have a greater compressive and flexural strength than EPS, and also act as a firewall. Ecovative will continue material optimization and compliance testing throughout 2009 with a target date set for mid-2010 to offer a commercially available insulation product.
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I hope you find funding! Have any of the shipping companies agreed to use it? There was a lot of talk about going with popped corn years back, as a way to replace EPS, but... no go. Shippers complained because contents packaged in popped corn didn't survive the trip...
i love the building material idea...please let me know once ready. i would like to use this for the building process of a monolithic dome project in hawaii. let me know...laurens 808.351.2891
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