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Synergistic Gypsum-Carbonation Strategy and Non-Contact ITZ Quantification for CFBFA Artificial Aggregate Concrete. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Xu N, Guo M, Chen Y, Sa R, Huo M, Ma S.
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Performance and Durability of Chalcedonite Reactive Powder Concrete. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Sokołowska JJ, Woyciechowski P, Żerek S.   +2 more
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The influence of lime type on the properties of traditional lime-soil materials. [PDF]

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Fang S, Hu W, Chen X, Xie L, Cai L.
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Study on the Bonding Performance of Reinforced Concrete with Reef Limestone Under the Combined Effects of Dry and Wet Carbonation. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Xiong Y, Meng F, Qu D, Mao M, Zhang J.
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Carbonation of indoor concrete : measurements of depths and degrees of carbonation

, 2013
Fridh, Katja, Lagerblad, Björn
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Engineering statistical models for carbonation depth

European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering, 2022
Based on generalized linear models and gamma degradation processes, two models predicting the natural carbonation of reinforced concrete (R.C) structures are proposed. They include the main factors influencing the carbonation process (material, environmental and curing factors) and their effects are evaluated from a large sample of natural carbonation ...
Kouassi, Franck Antelme, Dauxois, Jean-Yves, Duprat, Frederic, de Larrard, Thomas, Deby, Fabrice   +4 more
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Depth profiles of carbonates formed during natural carbonation

Cement and Concrete Research, 2002
Abstract The depth profiling of carbonates formed during a natural carbonation of mortars with one face exposed directly to rain and the opposite face sheltered have been measured. The amount of carbonates formed on mortars sheltered from rain is generally higher.
Yves F. Houst, Folker H. Wittmann
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Carbonate Compensation Depth: Relation to Carbonate Solubility in Ocean Waters

Science, 1974
In situ calcium carbonate saturometry measurements suggest that the intermediate water masses of the central Pacific Ocean are close to saturation with respect to both calcite and local carbonate sediment. The carbonate compensation depth, located at about 3700 meters in this area, appears to represent a depth above which waters are essentially ...
S, Ben-Yaakov, E, Ruth, I R, Kaplan
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