A Service Life Prediction for Waste Disposal Concrete under Carbonation

Ki Beom Kim; Hae Ryong Jung; Ki Jung Kwon; Jang Hwa Lee; Do Gyeum Kim

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.486.279

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A Service Life Prediction for Waste Disposal Concrete under Carbonation

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The scope of this study was to investigate the carbonation of waste disposal facility concrete. The effects of the silo concrete mixture on the physical properties of concrete and the alteration of the microstructure of the cement paste due to exposure to carbon dioxide were included in this investigation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 486)

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279-283

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Ki Beom Kim, Hae Ryong Jung, Ki Jung Kwon, Jang Hwa Lee, Do Gyeum Kim

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Carbonation, Concrete Deterioration, Service Life Prediction, Waste Disposal Facility

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