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A Producer’s Guide to CarbonCure: Common Myths Debunked
Watch this short 30-minute webinar where the CarbonCure product marketing team debunk the most common myths and misunderstandings surrounding CarbonCure.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Concrete Mixture Type CEM II/A-L 42.5 (14% Limestone ) Cement and 30% GGBS – Strength Improvement
This paper reviews strength gains in Type CEM II/A-L 42.5 (14% limestone) cement and 30% GGBS concrete mixtures both with and without the use of CarbonCure technology. The CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 70% CEM II/A-L 42.5 cement containing 14% limestone and 30% ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS). The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enhanced the 28-day compressive strength by 7% over a reference mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Concrete Mixture: Type CEM II/A-L 42.5 (14% Limestone) Cement – Strength Improvement
The CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 100% CEM II/A-L 42.5 cement containing 14% limestone. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enhanced the 28-day compressive strength by 7% over a reference mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Type I/II Cement and Class C Fly Ash Concrete Mixtures – Strength Improvement
This paper reviews strength gains in Type I/II cement and Class C fly ash concrete mixtures. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enhanced the 28-day compressive strength by 7% over a reference mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Type I/II Cement – Strength Improvement
This paper reviews the impact of CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 100% Type I/II cement. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enhanced the 28-day compressive strength by 10% over a reference mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Type I/II Cement and Class C Fly Ash Concrete Mixtures – Strength Improvements
This paper reviews strength gains in Type I/II cement and Class C fly ash concrete mixtures both with and without the use of CarbonCure technology. The CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 75% Type I/II cement and 25% Class C fly ash. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enabled the use of less cement content without compromising the strength properties of the mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Type I/II Low Alkali Cement & Metakaolin Concrete Mixtures
This white paper reviews CarbonCure's impact on a Type I/II low alkali cement and metakaolin concrete mixture. The CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 89% Type I/II low alkali cement and 11% Metakaolin. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enabled the use of less cement content without compromising the strength properties of the mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Type I/II Cement and Class C Fly Ash Concrete Mixtures – Strength Comparisons
This paper compares strengths in Type I/II cement and Class C fly ash concrete mixtures both with and without the use of CarbonCure technology. The CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 75% Type I/II cement and 25% Class C fly ash. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enabled the use of less cement content without compromising the strength properties of the mix.
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CarbonCure’s Impact on Type I/II Cement Concrete Mixtures
This paper reviews CarbonCure's impact on Type I/II cement concrete mixtures. The CarbonCure ready-mix technology produced concrete with a binder system comprising 100% Type I/II cement. The mix was produced with CO2 which was added like an admixture. The added CO2 enabled the use of less cement content without compromising the strength properties of the mix.
View ResourceIncorporating CarbonCure Into Concrete Specifications: A Guidebook for Architectural & Design Firms
CarbonCure is leading a mission to reduce 500 million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually from the cement and concrete sector.…
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Understanding MRV: A Guide for Buying Quality Carbon Credits
This eBook will help buyers understand what each component of MRV comprises, why it is crucial for meeting our climate outcomes, and what buyers need to look at when evaluating the the carbon credits to purchase.
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How to De-Risk Your Carbon Credit Purchase
View this on-demand webinar to discover strategies and resources to help you achieve your organization's climate goals, avoid unnecessary risks when purchasing carbon offsets and mitigate unavoidable ones.
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How Alia Concreto Reduced the Carbon Footprint of its Concrete
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