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Compositions and Methods for Improved Carbonation Curing of Concrete
Compositions and methods for carbonation curing of cement and/or concrete are provided, where a lixiviant species that solubilizes calcium from oxides and silicates provided with the cement or concrete is included in the curing cement or concrete mixture. Reaction of solubilized calcium with carbon dioxide results in the formation of insoluble calcium carbonate that is incorporated into the structure of the cured cement or concrete, and simultaneously regenerates the lixiviant species. Rapid reaction of carbon dioxide within the curing cement or concrete further generates a concentration gradient that accelerates uptake of additional carbon dioxide, for example from ambient air. This incorporation of environmental carbon also causes the cured cement or concrete to be used for long term carbon sequestration.
Compositions and Methods for Improved Carbonation Curing of Concrete
Compositions and methods for carbonation curing of cement and/or concrete are provided, where a lixiviant species that solubilizes calcium from oxides and silicates provided with the cement or concrete is included in the curing cement or concrete mixture. Reaction of solubilized calcium with carbon dioxide results in the formation of insoluble calcium carbonate that is incorporated into the structure of the cured cement or concrete, and simultaneously regenerates the lixiviant species. Rapid reaction of carbon dioxide within the curing cement or concrete further generates a concentration gradient that accelerates uptake of additional carbon dioxide, for example from ambient air. This incorporation of environmental carbon also causes the cured cement or concrete to be used for long term carbon sequestration.
Compositions and Methods for Improved Carbonation Curing of Concrete
WYRSTA MICHAEL D (author)
2023-06-01
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
C04B
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LIME
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