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A significant effect of warming due to global climate change that goes unnoticed is the increased rate of deterioration of concrete structures. In this study, experimental trends and theoretical models were used to estimate the impact of changes in service temperatures and precipitation on aging behavior of concrete and resulting lifetime of infrastructure throughout the United States.
Available in the following language(s): Spanish
Efforts to optimize current materials and processes, and to develop new cementitious materials and technologies that can meet specific reduction criteria are underway in industry, government, and academia. Validating claims of reduced embodied carbon relies on demonstrating, quantitatively and accurately with known uncertainty, that a material or process meets these criteria.
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The Built Environment and Structural System Center (BESSC) at The Hashemite University in Zarqa, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, is a beacon of progress in this field in the Middle East. Established with a vision to elevate structural engineering, concrete innovation, and educational processes, BESSC serves as a hub for structural and material testing and expert consultations.
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To support ACI’s expanding focus on advancing the concrete industry, ACI Foundation hosts Technology Forums, innovation-focused educational and networking events featuring presentations by researchers. This article is the first of three articles that summarize the presentations made at the 2024 Technology Forum.
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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.
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