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AQUEOUS CARBONATION CURING METHOD OF BINDER COMPOSITION USING CARBON DIOXIDE ABSORBENT
An aqueous carbonation curing method of a binder composition according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes: forming a binder composition; curing the binder composition in a negative pressure state (pre-curing step); water curing the pre-cured binder composition in an aqueous carbon dioxide absorbent solution (first curing step); and curing the first-cured binder composition in a 95% or more relative humidity atmosphere (second curing step).
AQUEOUS CARBONATION CURING METHOD OF BINDER COMPOSITION USING CARBON DIOXIDE ABSORBENT
An aqueous carbonation curing method of a binder composition according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes: forming a binder composition; curing the binder composition in a negative pressure state (pre-curing step); water curing the pre-cured binder composition in an aqueous carbon dioxide absorbent solution (first curing step); and curing the first-cured binder composition in a 95% or more relative humidity atmosphere (second curing step).
AQUEOUS CARBONATION CURING METHOD OF BINDER COMPOSITION USING CARBON DIOXIDE ABSORBENT
KIM JAE HONG (author) / HAN SEONG HO (author) / JUN YUBIN (author)
2022-11-10
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
C04B
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