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Sea sand is not suitable for construction because it contains a high amount of salt, which can corrode and weaken the structure. Additionally, sea sand typically has a very high moisture content, which can lead to instability when used in building materials. Additionally, sea sand can contain variouRead more
Sea sand is not suitable for construction because it contains a high amount of salt, which can corrode and weaken the structure.
Additionally, sea sand typically has a very high moisture content, which can lead to instability when used in building materials. Additionally, sea sand can contain various contaminants, such as heavy metals, algae, and parasites, that can cause health issues and damage to the building.
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