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CO₂ Storage via Carbonation in the Built Environment — Isometric

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This module details durability and monitoring requirements for CO₂ storage in the built environment.

Contents 1.0 Introduction Introduction This Module details Durability and monitoring requirements for CO 2 storage in the built environment. Within this Module, a built material is defined as concrete within which CO 2 is stored in the form of carbonate minerals or carbonated materials incorporated into concrete, which can be used in various construction applications. Furthermore, durability refers to the stability of CO 2 stored in concrete, and the length of time for which carbon is removed from the Earth’s atmosphere (>1,000 years) and cannot contribute to further climate change. Note that

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