Dianchao WANG

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The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Dianchao Wang is an Assistant Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on the mechanical properties and performance of recycled and 3D-printed concrete, addressing issues such as freeze-thaw resistance, shrinkage behavior, and carbon sequestration potential of recycled aggregates. Recent articles authored by him explore innovative solutions in sustainable construction materials, including the development of carbon-negative mortar and the long-term stability of concrete incorporating recycled components.

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Acceleration carbonation reaction mechanism of recycled aggregates based on the coupling transfer of heat-gas-moisture

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Heat-gas-moisture transmission acclerating carbonation for improvement properties and CO2 sequestration in recycled aggregates

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Takafumi Noguchi

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The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Biao Zhou

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Tokyo Daigaku Tokyo College

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Mechanical and long-term shrinkage behavior of fully recycled self-compacting concrete

Mechanical and microstructure evolution of 3D printed concrete interlayer at elevated temperatures

Critical threshold fiber content for freeze-thaw resistance in 3D-printed concrete

Green Recycling and Long-Term Immobilization of Disposable Medical Masks for Enhanced Mechanical Performance of Self-Compacting Recycled Concrete

A novel carbon-negative mortar: Mechanical properties, microstructure, and carbon emissions

Influence of Steel Fiber Content on the Long-Term Stability of Slag-Containing UHPC Under Different Environments

A hybrid carbonation system for enhancing recycled aggregate performance through particle size and spatial distribution

Global CO2 sequestration potential of recycled aggregates: Modeling, life cycle analysis, and accelerated carbonation strategies

Research on early plastic shrinkage of cement-based materials with low water-cement ratio

Dynamic performance of components constructed from recycled concrete incorporating aggregates modified by accelerated carbonation

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Takafumi Noguchi

Biao Zhou

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