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=COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS RELATING TO INCREASED CARBON DIOXIDE UPTAKE IN MIXING AND CURING OF CONCRETE=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY|SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY]]


[[Category:SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Mohammed Al Mehthel of Dhahran (SA)|Mohammed Al Mehthel of Dhahran (SA)]][[Category:Mohammed Al Mehthel of Dhahran (SA)]]

[[:Category:Sami A. Al Abduljabbar of Dhahran (SA)|Sami A. Al Abduljabbar of Dhahran (SA)]][[Category:Sami A. Al Abduljabbar of Dhahran (SA)]]

[[:Category:Waseem Rahim Khatri of Dhahran (SA)|Waseem Rahim Khatri of Dhahran (SA)]][[Category:Waseem Rahim Khatri of Dhahran (SA)]]

==COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS RELATING TO INCREASED CARBON DIOXIDE UPTAKE IN MIXING AND CURING OF CONCRETE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18184314 titled 'COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS RELATING TO INCREASED CARBON DIOXIDE UPTAKE IN MIXING AND CURING OF CONCRETE

'''Simplified Explanation:'''
Cementitious compositions containing lime can increase carbon dioxide uptake and be used in various cementing methods.

* Lime-containing cementitious compositions
* Increase carbon dioxide uptake
* Used in pre-casting, cast-in-place, and wellbore cementing
* Carbon dioxide can be added during mixing, pre-conditioning, or curing
* Delivery of carbon dioxide as a gas or gas-entrained admixture

'''Key Features and Innovation:'''
- Lime in cementitious compositions enhances carbon dioxide uptake
- Versatile use in different cementing methods
- Carbon dioxide can be added at various stages of the process
- Gas or gas-entrained admixture delivery options

'''Potential Applications:'''
- Construction industry
- Oil and gas well cementing
- Infrastructure projects

'''Problems Solved:'''
- Increased carbon dioxide uptake in cementitious compositions
- Enhanced performance in cementing operations
- Potential environmental benefits

'''Benefits:'''
- Improved carbon dioxide sequestration
- Enhanced strength and durability of cementitious materials
- Potential reduction of carbon footprint in construction projects

'''Commercial Applications:'''
Title: Lime-Containing Cementitious Compositions for Enhanced Carbon Dioxide Uptake
Potential commercial uses include:
- Cement production
- Construction companies
- Oil and gas industry for wellbore cementing

'''Prior Art:'''
Research on lime-based cementitious materials and carbon dioxide uptake in cementing operations.

'''Frequently Updated Research:'''
Ongoing studies on the impact of lime in cementitious compositions on carbon dioxide sequestration and environmental sustainability.

'''Questions about Lime-Containing Cementitious Compositions:'''
1. How does the addition of lime enhance carbon dioxide uptake in cementitious compositions?
2. What are the potential long-term benefits of using lime in cementing operations?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Cementitious compositions comprising lime, which may be foamed or non-foamed compositions, may increase carbon dioxide uptake of the cementitious compositions. Said cementitious compositions may be used in various cementing methods including pre-casting methods, cast-in-place methods, and primary or secondary cementing operations in a wellbore. The carbon dioxide may be added to the cementitious compositions during mixing, during pre-conditioning, during curing, or any combination thereof. Further, the carbon dioxide may be delivered as a gas (e.g., a gas that includes 1 vol % to 100 vol % carbon dioxide) or as a gas-entrained admixture that includes the gas, water, and a foaming agent.



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