The cement industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions. The production of
limestone is a major source of carbon emissions, accounting for 55–70% of the entire …

Concrete infrastructures in marine atmosphere zone environment face the threat of chloride
ions aerosol erosion, which can lead to the corrosion of steel bars and shorten the service …

Carbonation treatment of fly ash (FA) is proposed as a promising method for stabilization of
hazardous residues and CO 2 sequestration. This paper aims to investigate the performance …

Chloride-induced corrosion in reinforced concrete is a primary durability issue that causes
large economic loss every year. To improve the intrinsic chloride binding capacity and …

A comprehensive study from detailed microstructure analyses to mass transport
investigations was implemented to explore chloride penetration of unsaturated alkali …

The impact of monosulfate hydrate (AFm) on chloride (Cl−) binding and steel corrosion in
simulated concrete pore solutions (SCPSs) was evaluated. In the SCPS with AFm added, a …

The multi-ionic adsorption behavior of recycled cement paste (RCP) exposed to NaCl and
CaCl 2 solutions is investigated in this study by comparing with that of the ordinary cement …

This article aims to enhance the inhibition performance of NO 2-intercalated Mg-Al layered
double hydroxides (LDH) modified with nano-SiO 2 on steel corrosion in simulated concrete …

Incorporating municipal solid waste incineration fly ash (MSWI FA) in alkali-activated
materials (AAMs) production provides an economic and sustainable solution for the disposal …

The chemical and physical bonds between cement hydrates and chlorides in concrete can
immobilize ingressed chlorides and slow free chloride transport in the concrete pore …