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The Mordiolloc Freeway Project sees value in using eMesh as one of the sustainable materials to achieve sustainability outcomes.
13.4 tonnes of eMesh 100% recycled plastic fibre reinforcement was used to replace steel mesh to construct the SUP in the Mordiolloc Freeway Project (MFP). The MFP put great focus on targeting lower project emissions by using recycled sustainable products such as eMesh.

The technical paper on MFP published by Engineers Australia highlights the benefits achieved through the use of eMesh.

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