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It is estimated that almost 90% of the embodied carbon emissions in a concrete mixture come from the production of portland cement. This month’s Q&A discusses strategies that can be adopted for obtaining low-carbon concrete mixtures for paving.

Available in the following language(s): Spanish


ACI PRC-214.4-21 and ACI CODE-562-21 provide methods for converting concrete core strength test results into equivalent specified concrete strengths. The research discussed in this paper investigates the applicability of these methods as well as their limitations.

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This article discusses development of code requirements from an idea into an application and then to refinement toward industry advancement. It provides an overview of the process, including common scenarios related to the development of new and modification of existing industry standards.

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The winning projects were announced at the 2024 ACI Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards Gala during the ACI Concrete Convention on November 4, 2024, in Philadelphia, PA, USA. Nominations were judged on architectural and engineering merit; creativity; innovative construction techniques; ingenuity; sustainability and resilience; and functionality.

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Carbon neutrality has been set by the industrial world as a goal to be reached by 2050. In this article, the authors attempt to provide a clear vision of the nature of the turmoil concerning carbon neutrality in cement and concrete industries and discuss measures toward this historic transformation.

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