Chemical stabilization via hydration reactions with cement or lime is a universally applied
method to improve the mechanical properties of shallow soils. Accelerated soil carbonation …

Chemical stabilization—the mixing of additives like cement, lime, or fly-ash with soil to
improve its mechanical properties—conventionally relies on hydration reactions to generate …

In the face of rapid population growth and industrialisation, mitigating the harmful effects of
CO2 emissions becomes an important issue to be studied. The objective of this study was to …

The production of lime and cement used as additives in the chemical stabilization of soil
emits 9% of the total CO 2 emissions. The utilization of lime in soil carbonation has a …

Although the treatment of soils with lime-based materials is used in many earthworks
projects, there are only a few studies that deal with the quantification of their carbonation …

O crescimento populacional mundial, aliado à urbanização e à industrialização,
especialmente em regiões metropolitanas, tem fomentado um crescimento considerável nas …

World population growth, combined with urbanization and industrialization, especially in
metropolitan regions, has fostered considerable growth in construction activities, increasing …