A Study on the Strength and Flowing Properties of the Non-Cement Inorganic Composite by Using Blast Furnace Slag and Red Mud

Abstract:

Recently, as the national policy of green growth is promoted, construction field also makes an effort to reduce CO₂ gas released when producing cement continuously. In other words, as the method solving environmental pollution and resources exhaustion, lots of mineral material compounds such as blast furnace slag which is industrial by-product, fly ash, red mud, etc. are examined to be used as the substitute good of cement. Therefore, this study intended to supplement the weaknesses of blast furnace slag and red mud with blast furnace slag and red mud, as the substitute good of cement, not concrete compound, manufacture inorganic composite of cement world, which can be made with only alkali accelerator at normal temperature, without high-temperature plasticity. After confirming kinds of red mud and alkali liquids and physical property by the change of addition rate with fundamental experiment, proper mix was drawn by combining blast furnace slag.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 261-263)
• Pages: 491-495
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.261-263.491
• Online since: May 2011
• Authors: Sang Soo Lee, Ha Young Song, Yun Seong Lee, Kang Pil Lee
• Keywords: Alkali Accelerator, Blast Furnace Slag (BFS), Inorganic Composite, Red Mud

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