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Future Cements: Research Needs For Sustainability And Potential Of Lc3 Technolgyscrivener

Karen Scrivener
2016
Conference Papers

Abstract

Due to the enormous volumes produced the production of concrete accounts for around 5-10% of man-made CO2 emissions. Consideration of possible routes to reduce this environmental impact indicates that the use of calcined clays in as supplementary cementitious materials in cement and concrete has by far the largest potential.

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