CO2 emissions and uptake in rendering mortars: sustainable approach
Beatrice Lorenz Fontolan,
Taine Beal Silva,
Giovanna Patrícia Gava
et al.
Abstract:This study aimed to estimate CO2 emission and uptake due to the mixed rendering mortars carbonation process, replacing natural aggregate (NA) with recycled aggregate (RA) and lime contents to produce less emissive final material. Mortars were subjected to natural carbonation in three environments. Carbonation depth was evaluated until 119 days of CO2 environmental exposure, and thermogravimetric analysis determined absorbed carbon content. The scenario evaluation considered different depths for the potential C… Show more
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