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Deicing Concrete Pavement Containing Carbon Black/Carbon Fiber Conductive Lightweight Concrete Composites

ICTIS 2011, 2011
The electrical and mechanical performance of carbon fiber (CF)/carbon black (CB) lightweight concrete (LWC) depends on CF content, preparation method and sand ratio. As CB content is 0.83 vol.%, CF content is more than 0.49 vol.%, and resistivity of CF/CB LWC is less than 102 Ω·cm, Compressive strength and flexural strength reach more than 30 MPa and 5
Mingqing Sun   +3 more
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Carbonation and distressed concrete

Structural Survey, 1990
Discusses the properties of concrete and the process of carbonation which can lead to corrosion and its ultimate destruction. Outlines the conditions which lead to carbonation, detailing design faults which facilitate the process, and suggests preventatives which can protect the surface.
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Fresh Concrete Anti-Carbonization and Application of Patching Material in Carbonizing Concrete Structure

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2012
Concrete construction played a great role in the development of the society home and abroad especially when the developing country is at the high tide of capital construction, but its durability was affected in large measure of carbonization which has brought about huge loss in many fields like construction, water conservancy and transportation etc ...
Wei Tao Meng, Yong Xin Wu
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Mechanical properties of carbonated concrete

Journal of the Chinese Institute of Engineers, 2003
Abstract In this paper, mechanical properties of carbonated concrete were studied. Com‐pressive strength, splitting tensile strength, elastic modulus, bond strength and hardness for carbonated concrete subjected to various carbonation conditions were evaluated.
Jiang Jhy Chang   +3 more
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Concrete carbonation in arid climate

Materials and Structures, 2002
Fifty-four different concrete mixes were exposed to hot arid weather in Kuwait to monitor their extent of carbonation. Various parameters affecting carbonation such as water/cement ratio, cement content, type of cement, type and dosage of admixture, water-curing period, type of coating, and the addition of silica fume or pulverized fuel ash were ...
H. Al-Khayat, M. N. Haque, N. I. Fattuhi
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Carbon reinforced concrete and temperature

IABSE Reports, 2019
<p>Carbon reinforced concrete — a combination of non-corroding carbon reinforcement and concrete — has been investigated for over 20 years and has been used extensively in construction practice for more than 10 years for new constructions and for renovation.
Frank Schladitz   +2 more
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Carbon Sequestration In Concrete

2016
Concern for the environmental impact of increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has focused attention on reducing emissions of both natural and industrial carbon dioxide. This thesis explores a method for inhibiting or preventing the oxidation of carbon in plant material by encapsulating biomass in a mortar composed of portland cement, natural sand,
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Carbon resistance of corundum concretes

Refractories, 1988
The resistance of the corundum concretes to carbon during direct interaction under the conditions of high temperature isothermal holding is quite high. After holding for a period of 120 h at 1580°C, the weight loss of the concrete specimens is insignificant (0.2–0.4%) without exception.
I. F. Usatikov   +3 more
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Lower-carbon concrete technologies

The Structural Engineer
In this article, we introduce the IStructE's new concrete technology tracker, which has been compiled to inform members about the development of lower-carbon alternatives to conventional Portland cement-based concrete. We also look in more detail at four emerging technologies: Limestone Calcined Clay Cement, Seratech, Cambridge Electric Cement, and ...
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Concrete with Accelerated Naturally Carbonated Recycled Concrete Aggregates

Journal of Materials and Polymer Science
Recycled concrete tends to be increasingly investigated with respect to the environmental needs, such as resource depletion, circularity and lack of landfill disposal spaces. A naturally accelerated carbonation procedure by using atmospheric CO2 concentration level and a cyclic wetting and drying of the recycled concrete aggregates was applied.
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