Effect of Raw Materials Formula on Performance of Steel Slag Cement

Abstract:

At present, the commonly used cement has low tensile strength and low flexural strength, which is a fatal defect of cement materials. It is extremely urgent to conduct research on this shortcoming of cement. In addition, the steel industry steel mill produces a large amount of waste steel slag. The chemical composition of steel slag is similar to that of cement. This experiment makes full use of waste steel slag as raw material to prepare cement to improve the performance of cement materials. Using limestone, sandstone, shale, steel slag and river sand as the main raw materials, through the powder preparation, mixing, calcination, grinding, molding process and performance analysis of raw materials. After the calcination, the cement clinker in the form of a block becomes higher in hardness as the steel slag is incorporated. The higher the calcination temperature, the smaller the steel slag incorporation maximum. When the calcined at 1150 °C is mixed with 17.5% steel slag, a cement with better performance can be obtained.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volume 861)
• Pages: 446-451
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.861.446
• Online since: September 2020
• Authors: Liang Song Li, Min Zhu, Xiang Li, Qiong Wang, Yao Xiong, Cai Liang Pang, Jie Guang Song*, Fang Wang, Rong Jin Liu
• Keywords: Cement, Industrial Steel Slag, Performance, Raw Materials Formula

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