This research program was aimed at developing cement ecologically from municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) residues utilizing the wastes, reducing carbon emission and minimizing the natural resource consumption. Two types of eco-cements were produced; one with 100% MSWI residues and the other with 94% MSWI residues and 6% additives, with a clinkering temperature of 1100°C. The eco-cement demonstrated non-hydraulic behavior; however, it could be consolidated upon carbonation activation, forming a binding matrix comprised of amorphous calcium silicate hydrocarbonate, CaCO3, and gypsum. Carbonation activation of eco-cement for two hours showed compressive strength comparable to the 28 days strength of ordinary Portland cement upon hydra...
Static and dynamic carbonation curing at early age was developed for ordinary Portland cement (OPC) ...
Portland cement is the main responsible for the low environmental performance of cement-based compos...
Cement manufacture is one of the major contributors (7-10%) to global anthropogenic CO2 emissions. C...
This thesis work successfully demonstrated the attainment of a fully waste-derived concrete material...
This paper presents a new approach to the production of High Volume Mineral Additive (HVMA) or ECO- ...
This work results from an interdisciplinary study on the carbonation behavior of clinker-reduced eco...
This study aims to develop highly durable, mineral carbonation-based, resource-recycling, secondary ...
This contribution discusses the carbon capture and utilization (CCU) approach based on CO2 mineraliz...
Due to the anthropogenic activities, the increasing carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere i...
The worldwide pursuit of new eco-efficient pozzolans is ongoing. Kaolinite-based waste is an eco-fri...
The construction industry and more particularly cement manufacture industry are European Green Deal ...
The natural curing reactions which occur in a standard portland cement involve the formation of port...
Acknowledgements The authors wish to acknowledge Dr Mohammed Imbabi (late) and Prof Fred Glasser for...
The utilization of post-industrial waste materials is often challenging due to environmental regulat...
The current overarching global environmental crisis relates to high carbon footprint in cement produ...
Static and dynamic carbonation curing at early age was developed for ordinary Portland cement (OPC) ...
Portland cement is the main responsible for the low environmental performance of cement-based compos...
Cement manufacture is one of the major contributors (7-10%) to global anthropogenic CO2 emissions. C...
This thesis work successfully demonstrated the attainment of a fully waste-derived concrete material...
This paper presents a new approach to the production of High Volume Mineral Additive (HVMA) or ECO- ...
This work results from an interdisciplinary study on the carbonation behavior of clinker-reduced eco...
This study aims to develop highly durable, mineral carbonation-based, resource-recycling, secondary ...
This contribution discusses the carbon capture and utilization (CCU) approach based on CO2 mineraliz...
Due to the anthropogenic activities, the increasing carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere i...
The worldwide pursuit of new eco-efficient pozzolans is ongoing. Kaolinite-based waste is an eco-fri...
The construction industry and more particularly cement manufacture industry are European Green Deal ...
The natural curing reactions which occur in a standard portland cement involve the formation of port...
Acknowledgements The authors wish to acknowledge Dr Mohammed Imbabi (late) and Prof Fred Glasser for...
The utilization of post-industrial waste materials is often challenging due to environmental regulat...
The current overarching global environmental crisis relates to high carbon footprint in cement produ...
Static and dynamic carbonation curing at early age was developed for ordinary Portland cement (OPC) ...
Portland cement is the main responsible for the low environmental performance of cement-based compos...
Cement manufacture is one of the major contributors (7-10%) to global anthropogenic CO2 emissions. C...