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CO2 emissions from the cement production process can be significantly reduced, if the clinker content is significantly lowered. However, traditiona...
Issue №3, 2026
Section: Waste utilization
Keywords: steelmaking slags, EAF slag, BOF slag, cement production, supplementary cementitious materials, CO2 emission
Autor: J. Harder.
The global construction industry consumes approximately 14 billion cubic metres of concrete each year and is responsible for close to 8 % of anthr...
Issue №2, 2026
Section: Concrete
Keywords: ultrafine fly ash, supplementary cementitious materials, high performance concrete, pozzolanic reaction, microsilica substitute, durability, coal combustion products, particle size distribution, sustainable construction
Autor: R. Dalal.
The article discusses the issues of increasing the corrosion resistance of concrete by enhancing the water-reducing effect of plasticizing additive...
Issue №2, 2025
Section: Concrete
Keywords: concrete corrosion, supplementary cementitious materials, chemical resistance, concrete microstructure, ultrasound diagnostics
Autor: N.M. Tolypina, D.Y. Danilov.
On the basis of analysis of existing publications and results of research in the field of recycling the waste generated during demolition of con cr...
Issue №6, 2024
Section: Waste utilization
Keywords: concrete waste, concrete waste activation, concrete carbonation, pozzolanic activity, supplementary cementitious materials
Autor: I.V. Korchunov, E.N. Potapova, A.Y. Zanin, E.A. Smolskaya.
Cement hydration is a complex chemical and physical reaction process, which directly determines the microstructure and macro-property of hardened ...
Issue №3, 2024
Section: Science and production
Keywords: cementitious materials, computer simulation, calcium silicate hydrate, non-spherical particles.
Autor: Li Kai, Zhao Wen, Shi Caijun.
The strategy of substituting clinker by supplementary cementitious materials, SCM appears to be the shortest and less capital-intensive path to sustai...
Issue №1
Section: Science and production
Keywords: calcined clay, supplementary cementitious materials, limestone, LC3, Portland cement, clinker
Autor: F. Martirena-Hernandez, F. Arcial-Carratala, R. Almenares-Reyes.
The means of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in cement industry include the replacement of part of the clinker in cement with mineral additives,...
Issue №1, 2023
Section: Ecology and safety
Keywords: CO2 emissions, supplementary cementitious materials; alternative raw materials and fuels, carbon capture, utilization and storage
Autor: Dr. S.B. Hegde.
Concrete producers have known for a long time that optimizing the particle size distribution of concrete aggregates allows for a higher strength concr...
Issue №4, 2020
Section: Concrete
Keywords: aggregate, concrete, Portland cement, particle packing density, void volume, supplemental cementitious materials
Autor: J. Guynn, J. Kline.
The manufacture of cements bearing a high percentage of active additions is a trend that has been spurred by the benefits accruing from the reduction ...
Issue №2, 2020
Section: Waste utilization
Keywords: cements, pozzolanic activity, supplementary cementitious materials, ceramic waste
Autor: M.I. Sanchez de Rojas, E. Asensio, M. Frias, I. Cuevas, C. Medina.
This article discusses ways to reduce CO2 emissions from cement plants. In its second part, the possibilities of partial replacement of clinker with m...
Issue №1, 2019
Section: Ecology and safety
Keywords: cement plant, CO2 emission, cement grinding, supplemental cementitious materials, hydraulic binders, pozzolana.
Autor: J. Kline.

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