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Effect of granulometry on cementitious properties of ladle furnace slag
Cement and Concrete Composites, 2012Abstract Ladle furnace slag (LFS), a by-product of the steel making process, was tested for its potential use as a supplementary cementing material. The material used for the tests was screened or ground, producing three samples of different fineness, and the granulometry of these LFS samples was also tested by particle size analysis.
Ioanna Papayianni +1 more
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Ladle Furnace Slag in the Construction of Embankments: Expansive Behavior
Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2013AbstractThis paper examines the use of ladle furnace steelmaking slag (LFS) as a material for the construction of embankments in civil works. It reports the chemical, mineralogical, and geotechnical properties of two soils, two LFS, and various mixtures thereof, in addition to their volumetric stability.
J. M. Montenegro +3 more
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Characterization of ladle furnace basic slag for use as a construction material
Construction and Building Materials, 2009Abstract The use of ladle furnace basic slag (LFS) as a cementitious material in industrial applications requires an in-depth knowledge of its characteristics. This paper presents the data characterizations of several kinds of LFS, setting out referential values for their use in construction and civil engineering applications that refer to chemical ...
D Hernández, J J Gonzalez
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Geotechnical properties of ladle furnace slag in Roadwork applications
, 2016 Ladle Furnace Slag (LFS) is an industrial waste from steelmaking process, generated during the final stage in ladle refining furnace. LFS samples were sourced from a steelmaking company in Victoria, Australia. This paper reports on the results of a geotechnical and chemical evaluation on LFS to assess the viability of using this byproduct in roadwork ...
Maghool, Farshid +3 more
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Production of Durable Self-compacting Concrete Using Ladle Furnace Slag (LFS) as Filler Material
Procedia Engineering, 2015 Ladle furnace slag (LFS) is a by-product of the steel making process. In this paper ladle furnace slag was used as filler material for the production of self-compacting concrete mixtures of different strength classes.
Kosmas K Sideris
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Recycling of ladle furnace slags
, 2004 Ferrous industry slag is waste product of all steelmaking manufactures. These materials should be reused or stocked. There is abundant literature on the subject of reuse and recycling of blast furnace(BF), basic oxygen furnace(BOF), electric arc furnace ...
Aminorroaya, Sima +4 more
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Wasteless Joint Processing of Ladle Furnace and Electric Arc Furnace Slags
Steel in Translation, 2021The urgent problem regarding the depletion of mineral resources in ferrous metallurgy can be efficiently solved by a complex reuse of man-caused waste products. Such wastes are mostly presented by electric arc furnace (EAF) slag and ladle furnace (LF) slag. These two kinds of slag are not completely utilized.
O. Yu. Sheshukov +2 more
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Prevention of Ladle Furnace Slag Disintegration Through Different Slag Additives
Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, 2021Ladle refining is a popular secondary metallurgy process and plays a vital role in achieving the desired chemistry and temperature during steelmaking. The slag produced after ladle refining mostly contains dicalcium silicate (C2S). The presence of high C2S in slag leads to the disintegration of slag into fine powder during cooling due to phase ...
P. P. Sahoo +2 more
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Ladle Furnace Slag in Construction
Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2005Ladle furnace reducing slag is a common byproduct in steelmaking of carbon and low alloy steels. After air cooling and weathering over several days, this material is completely ground into fine white particles. Physical, chemical, and crystalline characterizations were performed in order to verify possibilities for its direct application as a ...
Juan M. Manso +3 more
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Effect of high-alumina ladle furnace slag as cement substitution in masonry mortars
Construction and Building Materials, 2016 Publisher Copyright: © 2016 Elsevier LtdLadle furnace (white or basic) slag is a significant by-product of the steelmaking industry; nowadays the manufacturing process yields two types of basic slag that are either low or high in alumina.
Amaia Santamariá +2 more
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