CONCRETE JOURNAL Vol.59, No.9, Sep. 2021
Japan Concrete Institute (JCI No.672)

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Live with Concrete
By T. Ayano

Special Issue: The Concrete Technology which Contributes to Carbon Neutral


  1. General Remarks
    1.1 Carbon Neutralization in Concrete from Life Cycle Perspective
    By T. Noguchi
    1.2 Initiatives and Policies in Civil Engineering toward Carbon Neutrality
    By K. Kawai
    1.3 Asking about Global Environmental Architecture in the Anthropocene Era
    By K. Itonaga
  2. Initiatives in Each Field
    2.1 NEDO’s Initiatives for Carbon Neutrality
    By N. Zaima
    2.2 Efforts toward Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry
    By M. Yanagi and Y. Kawabata
    2.3 Our Long-term Vision toward Decarbonized Society and Activities for Achieving a Net-zero Carbon in the Cement Industry
    By H. Anzai
    2.4 Conglomerate Company’s Approach to Carbon Recycling and Introduction of Overseas Technologies
    By K. Yamagishi
  3. Initiatives for Carbon Neutrality by Actively Using Spin-Off
    3.1 Match of Low Carbon Type Concrete for Low Carbon Society
    By T. Kobayashi
    3.2 Development and Application of Energy·CO2 Minimum Concrete
    By M. Kojima, D. Tsuji, K. Yoda and M. Hashimoto
    3.3 Effective Use of Fly Ash Leading to Reduction of CO2 Emissions
    By T. Otsuka
    3.4 High-performance Concrete that Achieve Ultra-low Shrinkage, Low Carbon, Low Heat Generation, High Strength, and High Fluidity Using By-products
    By T. Matsuda
    3.5 Popularization and Utilization of Geopolymers as Low-carbon Materials
    By K. Ichimiya, K. Ikeda and M. Uehara
  4. Initiatives for Carbon Neutrality Through Recycling
    4.1 Low Carbon Sludge Recycle Cement Produced from Wasted Fresh Ready-mixed Concrete
    By K. Ohkawa, S. Aoki, T. Kanda and T. Kasai
    4.2 Modification of Recycled Aggregate by Carbonation Technology and Application for Concrete
    By T. Iyoda
  5. Initiatives for Carbon Neutrality by Immobilizing CO2 on Concrete
    5.1 Development and Future of Carbon Negative Concrete that Absorbed CO2 by Carbonation Curing
    By T. Torichigai, K. Seki, K. Watanabe and G. Sakai
    5.2 Evolution of Functions Expected to Environmental Friendly Concrete from GHG Reduction to Carbon Utilization
    By E. Owaki
    5.3 Development of Carbon Circulation Technology for the Cement Industry
    By K. Ichitsubo, H. Hirao, K. Nomura and N. Ueno
    5.4 Research and Development of an Accelerated Mineral Carbonation Process Utilizing Calcium in Industrial Wastes
    By Y. Nagao

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