Comparison of Prediction Models for Concrete Carbonation

Bo Yu; Di Cheng; Che Si Shi; Hai Xin Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.842.87

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Comparison of Prediction Models for Concrete Carbonation

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Three prediction models for concrete carbonation were investigated based on 79 groups accelerated carbonation data collected from the references. Model comparison and experimental verification demonstrate that the empirical models are simple and convenient for engineers, but it is often limited to the set of conditions under which they are developed. However, the theoretical model derivated from the carbonation mechanism and the mass conservation of carbonatable constituents is of good accuracy and applicability to real life scenarios.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 842)

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November 2013

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Bo Yu*, Di Cheng, Che Si Shi, Hai Xin Wei

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Carbonation, Concrete, Mineral Admixture, Water/Cement Ratio

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