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, 2020
This study investigated the feasibility of using lime (L) and carbide slag (CS) to activate ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS), as a potential substitute to Portland cement (PC) for stabilizing dredged sludge (DS).
Lei Lang, Bing Chen, Nana Li
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This study investigated the feasibility of using lime (L) and carbide slag (CS) to activate ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS), as a potential substitute to Portland cement (PC) for stabilizing dredged sludge (DS).
Lei Lang, Bing Chen, Nana Li
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Scandinavian Journal of Metallurgy, 2002
In 1982, SSAB, Luleå Works, converted the blast furnace ferrous burden from an acid to an olivine pellet with a high Fe content. This change made it possible to gradually reduce the slag volume to 150 kg per metric ton of hot metal with huge positive effects on the blast furnace operation.
Mats Brämming, Jan‐Olov Wikström
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In 1982, SSAB, Luleå Works, converted the blast furnace ferrous burden from an acid to an olivine pellet with a high Fe content. This change made it possible to gradually reduce the slag volume to 150 kg per metric ton of hot metal with huge positive effects on the blast furnace operation.
Mats Brämming, Jan‐Olov Wikström
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Platy phlogopite from blast-furnace slags
Mineralogical Magazine, 1984AbstractPhlogopite mica has crystallized from blast-furnace slags at atmospheric pressure. Its chemistry is characterized by an excess of Na and K over their normal stoichiometric content, which is attributed to a composite association between phlogopite and glass. The diffraction pattern indicates that the phlogopite has a preferred orientation around
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Development of high-strength geopolymers from red mud and blast furnace slag
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2023U. Zakira +3 more
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Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, 2023
Yannian Zhang, Daokui Yang, Qingjie Wang
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Yannian Zhang, Daokui Yang, Qingjie Wang
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Metal sorption on blast-furnace slag
Water Research, 1996Abstract The removal of Cu, Ni and Zn-ions from water solution by ungranulated blast-furnace slag has been studied depending on contact time, initial ion concentration, pH and solution temperature. The polymineral composition and the slag specific properties determine its high sorption activity in metal salts solutions.
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