The CO2 Uptake of Concrete in a 100 Year Perspective
作者： Claus Pade , Maria Guimaraes
DOI: 10.1016/J.CEMCONRES.2007.06.009
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摘要: More than 50% of the CO2 emitted during cement production originates from the calcination of limestone. This CO2 is reabsorbed during the life cycle of cement based product such as concrete and mortars in a process called carbonation. The impact that concrete carbonation has in the assessment of CO2 emissions from cement production has not been fully documented. Specifically, there is a lack of knowledge about the carbonation of demolished and crushed concrete. The existing models for calculating carbonation do not take into …
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