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Several Roman ancient sites are still standing after 2,000 years and these are the oldest examples of structures made of concrete. Modern concrete and only last 100 to 200 years, while some could last 500 years.
So how did this structure last for 50,000 million years?
...Usable examples of Roman concrete exposed to harsh marine environments have been found to be 2000 years old with little or no wear.
What is the lifespan of concrete?What is the maximum life of modern concrete? Generally, for large infrastructures, the lifespan of modern concrete is about 100 years if properly maintained.
Can concrete last 500 years?Therefore, it is concluded that concrete with low permeabilities are most likely to achieve service lives of around 500 years. The permeability of concrete is dependent on the porosity and pore structure of the cement matrix, especially the extent of pore interconnectedness.
Can concrete last 10,000 years?Yes. It is a synthetic form of a rock type called a conglomerate. Assuming the rock or concrete is not subjected to major sheer forces, or burial under kilometres of other material, it last a considerable period. 10,000 years is likely an underestimate.