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Evolution of ITZ and its effect on the carbonation depth of concrete under supercritical CO2 condition

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Evolution of ITZ and its effect on the carbonation depth of concrete under supercritical CO2 condition. / Bao, H.; Xu, G.; Yu, M. et al.
In: Cement and Concrete Composites, Vol. 126, 104336, 28.02.2022.

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Bao H, Xu G, Yu M, Wang Q, Li R, Saafi M et al. Evolution of ITZ and its effect on the carbonation depth of concrete under supercritical CO2 condition. Cement and Concrete Composites. 2022 Feb 28;126:104336. Epub 2021 Nov 14. doi: 10.1016/j.cemconcomp.2021.104336

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Bao, H. ; Xu, G. ; Yu, M. et al. / Evolution of ITZ and its effect on the carbonation depth of concrete under supercritical CO2 condition. In: Cement and Concrete Composites. 2022 ; Vol. 126.

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title = "Evolution of ITZ and its effect on the carbonation depth of concrete under supercritical CO2 condition",
abstract = "In this paper, supercritical carbonation tests of concrete specimens with different water-to-cement ratios are carried out. In the test, the thickness of interfacial transition zone (ITZ) of the concrete is determined by the distribution of Ca/Si ratio across the interface between the coarse aggregate and cement paste. The microhardness distribution, microstructure and porosity of the ITZ before and after supercritical carbonation are analyzed. A geometrical and physical model considering the distribution of porosity, coarse aggregates, ITZ, and the supercritical carbonation of concrete is proposed, by which cracks, pores, calcium carbonates, and C-S-H gel at the interface of coarse aggregates and cement paste can be studied. The overall microstructures are relatively compacted after supercritical carbonation. The thickness of ITZ of concrete is reduced from 47-79 μm to 35–51 μm after supercritical carbonation. The average value and variance of carbonation depth of concrete increase with the increase of the thickness and porosity of ITZ. Comparing the carbonation results of concrete with different thicknesses and porosity of ITZ, it appears that porosity of ITZ has greater impact on the carbonation depth of concrete. ",
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AU - Wang, Q.

AU - Li, R.

AU - Saafi, M.

AU - Ye, J.

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N2 - In this paper, supercritical carbonation tests of concrete specimens with different water-to-cement ratios are carried out. In the test, the thickness of interfacial transition zone (ITZ) of the concrete is determined by the distribution of Ca/Si ratio across the interface between the coarse aggregate and cement paste. The microhardness distribution, microstructure and porosity of the ITZ before and after supercritical carbonation are analyzed. A geometrical and physical model considering the distribution of porosity, coarse aggregates, ITZ, and the supercritical carbonation of concrete is proposed, by which cracks, pores, calcium carbonates, and C-S-H gel at the interface of coarse aggregates and cement paste can be studied. The overall microstructures are relatively compacted after supercritical carbonation. The thickness of ITZ of concrete is reduced from 47-79 μm to 35–51 μm after supercritical carbonation. The average value and variance of carbonation depth of concrete increase with the increase of the thickness and porosity of ITZ. Comparing the carbonation results of concrete with different thicknesses and porosity of ITZ, it appears that porosity of ITZ has greater impact on the carbonation depth of concrete.

AB - In this paper, supercritical carbonation tests of concrete specimens with different water-to-cement ratios are carried out. In the test, the thickness of interfacial transition zone (ITZ) of the concrete is determined by the distribution of Ca/Si ratio across the interface between the coarse aggregate and cement paste. The microhardness distribution, microstructure and porosity of the ITZ before and after supercritical carbonation are analyzed. A geometrical and physical model considering the distribution of porosity, coarse aggregates, ITZ, and the supercritical carbonation of concrete is proposed, by which cracks, pores, calcium carbonates, and C-S-H gel at the interface of coarse aggregates and cement paste can be studied. The overall microstructures are relatively compacted after supercritical carbonation. The thickness of ITZ of concrete is reduced from 47-79 μm to 35–51 μm after supercritical carbonation. The average value and variance of carbonation depth of concrete increase with the increase of the thickness and porosity of ITZ. Comparing the carbonation results of concrete with different thicknesses and porosity of ITZ, it appears that porosity of ITZ has greater impact on the carbonation depth of concrete.

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KW - Concrete

KW - Geometrical and physical model

KW - Interfacial transition zone

KW - Supercritical carbonation

KW - Calcium carbonate

KW - Cements

KW - Concrete aggregates

KW - Concrete testing

KW - Microstructure

KW - Porosity

KW - Silicon

KW - Testing

KW - Cement paste

KW - Coarse aggregates

KW - Condition

KW - Geometrical models

KW - Physical modelling

KW - Supercritical

KW - Supercritical CO 2

KW - Carbonation

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DO - 10.1016/j.cemconcomp.2021.104336

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VL - 126

JO - Cement and Concrete Composites

JF - Cement and Concrete Composites

SN - 0958-9465

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