Carbonation is an inevitable reaction during the construction and curing stages of lime-
stabilized earthworks. Both bench-scale and field studies on lime stabilization recognize …

Soil–lime interactions involve concomitant short-term and long-term alterations of the fine-
grained soil resulting in the formation of a workable material bonded by various pozzolanic …

Mineral carbonation is emerging as a reliable CO 2 capture technology that can mitigate
climate change. In lime-treated clayey soils, mineral carbonation occurs through the …

This paper presents theoretical models of the phase transformation and the change of
mechanical properties of oil well cement due to underground carbonation reactions …

Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA) is a set of technologies that uses additives to reduce binder
viscosity and increase mixture workability, which provides a complete coating of aggregates …

Wells drilled in carbon storage sites could be converted to potential leakage pathways in the
presence of CO 2-bearing fluids and under the impact of the changes occurring in …

The injection of carbon dioxide (CO 2) captured from combustion-based processes into
underground formations is one of a number of plausible methods to reduce its release into …

The carbonation of lime-treated soils that occurs during the short-term and long-term curing
is not sufficiently explored in the domain of lime stabilization. The present study investigates …

The compressive strength of cement-treated soil is known as the most crucial factor, which
governs the quality of cement-treated soils. Indeed, many factors affect the compressive …

Carbonation could not be ignored because of the significant deterioration of mechanical
property and durability of sand autoclaved aerated concrete (SAAC). A better understanding …