Effectiveness of Carbide Lime Waste as CO2 Capturing Materials of Mortar at Early CO2 Curing Age
This study explored the use of Carbide Lime Waste (CLW) in mortar production and its exposure to controlled CO2 curing for 24 hours. The results indicate that CLW mortar under CO2 curing has improved compressive strength and early CO2 capturing performance due to the reaction between Ca (OH)2 in CLW...
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2-s2.0-85205096138 Fadhlullah A.; Priandita B.R.; Talip A.R.A.; Khalid N.H.A. Effectiveness of Carbide Lime Waste as CO2 Capturing Materials of Mortar at Early CO2 Curing Age 2023 Key Engineering Materials 970 10.4028/p-h8Kwpf https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85205096138&doi=10.4028%2fp-h8Kwpf&partnerID=40&md5=b95223cabb685f5b3abc86b67499cc57 This study explored the use of Carbide Lime Waste (CLW) in mortar production and its exposure to controlled CO2 curing for 24 hours. The results indicate that CLW mortar under CO2 curing has improved compressive strength and early CO2 capturing performance due to the reaction between Ca (OH)2 in CLW and CO2 gas. With a cement replacement rate of 20, a 60% solid carbonates precipitation was recorded after just 7 days of curing. In general, the longer the curing durations, the higher the CO2 capturing capability. Further investigations into the long-term mechanical and durability properties are recommended to assess its feasibility for practical applications. Re-utilization of waste materials like CLW can make significant strides towards more eco-friendly and sustainable practices. © 2023 Trans Tech Publications Ltd, All Rights Reserved. Trans Tech Publications Ltd 10139826 English Book chapter |
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Fadhlullah A.; Priandita B.R.; Talip A.R.A.; Khalid N.H.A. |
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Effectiveness of Carbide Lime Waste as CO2 Capturing Materials of Mortar at Early CO2 Curing Age |
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Effectiveness of Carbide Lime Waste as CO2 Capturing Materials of Mortar at Early CO2 Curing Age |
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Effectiveness of Carbide Lime Waste as CO2 Capturing Materials of Mortar at Early CO2 Curing Age |
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This study explored the use of Carbide Lime Waste (CLW) in mortar production and its exposure to controlled CO2 curing for 24 hours. The results indicate that CLW mortar under CO2 curing has improved compressive strength and early CO2 capturing performance due to the reaction between Ca (OH)2 in CLW and CO2 gas. With a cement replacement rate of 20, a 60% solid carbonates precipitation was recorded after just 7 days of curing. In general, the longer the curing durations, the higher the CO2 capturing capability. Further investigations into the long-term mechanical and durability properties are recommended to assess its feasibility for practical applications. Re-utilization of waste materials like CLW can make significant strides towards more eco-friendly and sustainable practices. © 2023 Trans Tech Publications Ltd, All Rights Reserved. |
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