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Quantitative Assessment of the Sulphoaluminate Cement Embodied Carbon Emissions
Cement industry is one of the most carbon emissions intensive sectors with 8%–9% of global carbon emissions. The sulphoaluminate cement is the hydraulic cementitious material with many excellent properties, and there is less limestone and the lower calcinate temperature than the Portland cement, but the GHG emissions has been not quantitative studied of the whole process. The carbon emissions of the embodied phase of Chinese sulphoaluminate cement were calculated and analyzed by the method of life cycle assessment. The results would provide reference for cement companies and industries to make the strategy and tactics of “carbon emissions reduction and carbon peak.”
Quantitative Assessment of the Sulphoaluminate Cement Embodied Carbon Emissions
Cement industry is one of the most carbon emissions intensive sectors with 8%–9% of global carbon emissions. The sulphoaluminate cement is the hydraulic cementitious material with many excellent properties, and there is less limestone and the lower calcinate temperature than the Portland cement, but the GHG emissions has been not quantitative studied of the whole process. The carbon emissions of the embodied phase of Chinese sulphoaluminate cement were calculated and analyzed by the method of life cycle assessment. The results would provide reference for cement companies and industries to make the strategy and tactics of “carbon emissions reduction and carbon peak.”
Quantitative Assessment of the Sulphoaluminate Cement Embodied Carbon Emissions
Shang, Chunjing (author) / Wu, Chenggen (author) / Lu, Liulei (author) / Yao, Kaiqing (author) / Wang, Junfeng (author)
International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management 2022 ; 2022 ; Virtual Conference
ICCREM 2022 ; 176-182
2022-12-15
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
Sulphoaluminate Cement Hydrate - Tubular Ettringite
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