CO2-absorbing concrete is being actively researched toward carbon neutrality. Real-time measurement of CO2 absorption is essential to accurately assess the progress of the carbonation reaction, elucidate the carbonation mechanism through reaction rate analysis, and optimize the carbonation conditions. In this study, a batch reactor was developed for real-time measurement of CO2 absorption in cementitious materials. A reaction tube and a CO2 container were placed in a constant-temperature oven and connected using a valve to initiate the carbonation reaction. The amount and rate of CO2 absorption were measured by monitoring the gas pressure with a time resolution of minutes, after correcting for the influence of water evaporation on pressure. The γ-2CaO·SiO2 powder absorbed 103 gCO2/kgsolid of CO2, achieving 21 % of its theoretical capacity within 5 min. A comparison between the CO2 absorption values determined by gas pressure monitoring and destructive analysis of carbonated samples revealed that the ratio remained stable for different materials and carbonation conditions, with an average of 1.00 and a standard deviation of 0.07. Additionally, 93 % of the data points were in the range of 0.90–1.10, demonstrating high reliability of the proposed method. Therefore, this method is a rapid, simple, and reliable means of evaluating CO2 absorption for various materials and carbonation conditions. Furthermore, this method can be combined with sample analysis to better understand the carbonation mechanism in CO2-absorbing concrete and determine optimal carbonation conditions.
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