Carbon Dioxide Uptake during Concrete Life Cycle - State of the Art

By B. Lagerblad. 2005

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Natural and accelerated CO2 binding kinetics in cement paste at different relative humidities (2013, result): “There are some recent studies [8–16] that have tried to calculate the scope of this phenomenon, but none of them has a deep experimental study of the fitting of temporal evolution data, that is, CO2 maximum values, reaction rates and the equivalences between natural carbonation and accelerated carbo”
Effect of limestone fillers on microstructure and permeability due to carbonation of cement pastes under controlled CO2 pressure conditions (2015, unknown): “Few researchers [17,20] have studied these factors, but many questions still remain, especially about the effects of limestone filler replacement on carbonation.”
A review on effects of curing, sheltering, and CO2 concentration upon natural carbonation of concrete (2016, background): “O, Guimaraes M. and Nilsson Å. (2005), The CO2 balance of concrete in a life cycle perspective, 755 Danish Technological Institute, 19 December, 34p. ISBN: 87-7756-758-7. www.teknologisk.dk 756 [11] Lagerblad Björn (2005), Carbon dioxide uptake during concrete life cycle – State of the art.”
Durability Properties and Microstructure of Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag Cement Concrete (2014, background): “If the concrete is fully saturated, carbonation will be slow (Lagerblad 2005).”