著者
Zhenzhen Wang Abudushalamu Aili Masayo Minami Ippei Maruyama
出版者
Japan Concrete Institute
雑誌
Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology (ISSN:13473913)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.21, no.11, pp.934-940, 2023-11-22 (Released:2023-11-22)
参考文献数
34

Capturing atmospheric CO2 into cement-based materials is a way to set off the CO2 emissions of concrete production. This study proposes an experimental method to track the origin of cement paste that fixes CO2 directly from the air under natural conditions. By exposing powders of well-hydrated cement paste to air, carbonated cement paste powders are obtained with different carbonation degrees. The inorganic carbon of these carbonated samples is extracted by dissolution in phosphoric acid, and the isotopic characteristics related to 13C and 14C are measured. The experimental results show that the 14C value of carbonated cement paste can be used as an indicator for tracing the origin of carbon.
著者
Daisuke Kambayashi Hiroshi Sasano Shohei Sawada Kiyoteru Suzuki Ippei Maruyama
出版者
Japan Concrete Institute
雑誌
Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology (ISSN:13473913)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.18, no.10, pp.618-632, 2020-10-27 (Released:2020-10-27)
参考文献数
29
被引用文献数
8

In nuclear power plants, concretes used for biological shielding walls are exposed to radiation such as neutrons and gamma rays over the long-term operation of the plant. Previous studies have reported that neutron irradiation causes aggregate expansion due to the metamictization of quartz and feldspar leading to reduced density and a loss of the compressive strength and Young' s modulus of the concrete. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the current state of a concrete biological shield (CBS) and predict its future soundness. In this study, a rigid-body spring model, which can easily evaluate fracture behavior by using springs between each element, is used to conduct numerical analyses on a CBS. A three-phase (mortar, aggregate, and interfacial transition zone) model of a 2000 mm thick CBS is used to investigate the varying deformation responses depending on the presence or absence of reinforcing bars (rebar), creep, and an inner steel plate with five types of analyses, i.e. analysis to understand the impacts of temperature distribution, re-inforcement bars, an internal steel plate, and creep of mortar. The results show that cracking and delamination occur inside the CBS, resulting in a lack of cracking on the outside. They also show that the cracks are reduced by rebar and creep, resulting in cracks extending from the innermost edge to a depth of approximately 150 mm.
著者
Hiroshi Sasano Ippei Maruyama Shohei Sawada Takahiro Ohkubo Kenta Murakami Kiyoteru Suzuki
出版者
Japan Concrete Institute
雑誌
Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology (ISSN:13473913)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.18, no.10, pp.648-677, 2020-10-28 (Released:2020-10-28)
参考文献数
80
被引用文献数
19

To evaluate the radiation-induced degradation of concrete, a rigid-body spring network model is introduced that takes into account the three phases in concrete: mortar, aggregate, and the interfacial transition zone. The proposed model enables evaluation of the change in the physical properties of concrete affected by aggregate expansion under the free restraint condition. Good agreement with previous experimental data is found for the linear expansion of the concrete specimen and the compressive strength, Young’s modulus, and splitting tensile strength. Based on the numerical results, it is concluded that, to reproduce the physical property changes in concrete, the expansion of mortar due to the radiation-induced expansion of fine aggregate and/or creep behavior must be considered. In addition, it is clarified that an isolated expansion of mortar with a lack of expansion in the coarse aggregate also degrades the concrete and, consequently, analysis of the type of aggregate used is critical for predicting the properties of concrete under neutron irradiation. Furthermore, the impact of inhomogeneous expansion of rock-forming minerals in coarse aggregates on physical property changes is studied, showing that such a partial expansion in the aggregates and the resultant cracks in aggregates greatly influences the reduction of the Young’s modulus, with minimal impact on the reduction of compressive strength. The proposed model can be used to evaluate concrete degradation due to radiation-induced volumetric expansion of aggregate caused by the metamictization of rock-forming minerals.
著者
Ngoc Kien Bui Ryo Kurihara Wei Wang Manabu Kanematsu Hikotsugu Hyodo Miku Takano Hiroshi Hirao Takafumi Noguchi Ippei Maruyama
出版者
Japan Concrete Institute
雑誌
Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology (ISSN:13473913)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.21, no.3, pp.166-188, 2023-03-30 (Released:2023-03-30)
参考文献数
105
被引用文献数
1

This study investigates the wet carbonation of concrete fines with CO2 and natural air gas bubbling in a carbonation system at low temperatures. After the air- and CO2-wet carbonations, the properties of a solution and hydrated cement paste powder are determined. In the air and CO2-wet carbonations, more Ca is extracted into the solution at a low temperature of 5°C. This high Ca concentration in the solution through air-wet carbonation primarily originates from the portlandite and unhydrated phases of the cement paste. Even in solutions with high pH values, the rehydration process and C–S–H decomposition occur simultaneously in air-wet carbonation. Moreover, CO2-wet carbonation indicates that the decalcification of C–S–H occurs rapidly, even in the presence of portlandite. Air-wet carbonation presents a potential method for the direct air capture of CO2 using concrete waste fines in a short period.
著者
Ippei Maruyama Wataru Kotaka Bui Ngoc Kien Ryo Kurihara Manabu Kanematsu Hikotsugu Hyodo Hiroshi Hirao Ryoma Kitagaki Masaki Tamura Masato Tsujino Satoshi Fujimoto Takafumi Noguchi
出版者
Japan Concrete Institute
雑誌
Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology (ISSN:13473913)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.19, no.10, pp.1052-1060, 2021-10-08 (Released:2021-10-08)
参考文献数
20
被引用文献数
15

Countermeasures against carbon dioxide emissions are a concern in the construction field as well as in society. To solve this problem, a concept for new calcium carbonate concrete is proposed, and this concept is validated experimentally. In the proposed concept, calcium carbonate comprising Ca originating from demolished concrete or other Ca-containing industrial wastes and HCO3- from CO2 gas collected from the air or emitted by industrial plants acts as a binder for aggregates, which can be natural rocks or crushed demolished concrete. This short paper describes the details of the process of making calcium carbonate concrete and discusses future perspectives.