Cement industry is an intensive source of fuel consumption and greenhouse gases (GHGs)
emissions. This industry is responsible for 5% of GHGs emissions and is among the top …

Mineral carbonation technologies are associated with the concept of Carbon (dioxide)
capture, utilization, and storage and rely on the mineralization reaction, which can be …

CO 2 mineralization of cement materials utilizes reaction of calcium or magnesium with
carbonate ions forming insoluble carbonates. Recent research has demonstrated that this …

The manufacture of cement is considered as a high energy consumption and environmental
pollution process, and it is necessary to figure out a way to reduce the consumption of …

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is commonly acknowledged as a valuable technology for
reducing industrial emissions. However, limited installation capacity raises questions about …

The cement industry emits 7% of the global anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions. Reducing the GHG emissions of the cement industry is challenging since cement …

CO 2 mineralization not only captures and stores CO 2 permanently but also yields value-
added products utilized in, for example, the cement industry. CO 2 mineralization has been …

The increased CO 2 quantities in the environment have led to many harmful effects.
Therefore, it is very important to decrease the CO 2 levels in the environment. CO 2 capture …

Cement industry consumes large amounts of water, energy and it is one of the main sources
of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. Hence, addressing these environmental …

Production of Portland clinker is inherently associated with CO2 emissions originating from
limestone decomposition, the irreplaceable large-scale source of calcium oxide needed …