The Carbon Absorb of Cement-Based Material in the Accelerated Carbonation Test

Xiao Xiong Zha; Hai Yang Wang; Gan Lin Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.905.318

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The Carbon Absorb of Cement-Based Material in the Accelerated Carbonation Test

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Carbonation is a common influence of cement-based material. And the accelerated carbonation is used in material property modify. With the reaction in the material when carbonating, the carbon dioxide will be solidifying in the material, in the shape of precipitation of calcium carbonate filled the pore. But the ability of the carbon absorbing is unknown, in this paper, some cement-based building materials are took in test, including the aerated brick, cement tile, concrete, and cement mortar. In according to the results, it has found that the carbon absorbing ability is different, and with the carbon absorbing, the strength also increasing. The aerated brick is greatest and the condition of temperature, pressure and reaction time is lowest, which give a reference on the way of the greenhouse gas transform and reduced.

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Xiao Xiong Zha*, Hai Yang Wang, Gan Lin Feng

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Accelerated Carbonation, Carbon Absorb, Cement-Based Material, Greenhouse Gases

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