Concrete natural carbonation depth dataset (1958 – 2022)
Published: 4 March 2026| Version 2 | DOI: 10.17632/6vwc9x52ng.2
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A comprehensive dataset of natural carbonation depth in concrete, measured using the phenolphthalein spray method, is presented. The dataset compiles information from 73 studies (66 peer-reviewed articles and 7 technical reports, 1958 – 2022) and includes 1,079 unique mix designs for paste, mortar, and concrete, with over 90% being concrete. Recorded data include binder chemical composition, mix proportions, fresh state properties, curing and carbonation exposure histories, resulting in a total of 8,194 depth measurements, the largest of its kind.
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- Imperial College LondonLondon, London
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Civil Engineering, Reinforcement Concrete Corrosion, Concrete Technology, Reaction in Concrete, Properties of Concrete, Low-Carbon Concrete