Carbonation for the curing of cement-based materials has been gaining increased attention
in recent years, especially in light of emerging initiatives regarding carbon emissions. This …

Construction companies are booming both in urban and quickly developing cities
throughout the world. Besides, the manufacturers and researchers are trying to focus more …

Carbonation curing of concrete is an emerging technology that sequesters CO 2 in cement
matrix while improving the material properties. Given the fact that concrete is the world's …

The use of MgO-based materials for sequestration of CO 2 offers technical advantages and
environmental incentives. However, the understanding of accelerated carbonation of MgO …

Abstract Stabilization/solidification (S/S) is a low-cost and time-efficient method for soil
remediation, however, delayed hydration reactions and high carbon footprint are major …

Disposal of significant amounts of dredged contaminated sediment poses an economic and
environmental problem worldwide. Transforming contaminated sediment into value-added …

Concrete is the world's most important and widely used construction material. Carbon
dioxide utilization in the production of ready mixed concrete was investigated through the …

Navigational dredging is an excavation of marine/freshwater sediment to maintain channels
of sufficient depth for shipping safety. Due to historical inputs of anthropogenic …

Magnesium slag is a solid waste produced during industrial magnesium refining. The large
amount of magnesium slag produced each year not only causes environmental pollution …

The curing process in fiber cement is essential to improving the characteristics of the fiber-
matrix interface, physic-mechanical performance, and durability. This work studied the effect …