Experimental Study on the Comprehensive Application of Steel Slag in Concrete

Shi Ran Zhao; Kai Feng Zhang; Gang Meng; Yuan Yao; Ning Wang; Fei Geng; Wen Long Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.867.157

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Experimental Study on the Comprehensive Application of Steel Slag in Concrete

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In this paper, the performance of steel slag composite cementitious material and the performance of steel slag concrete were studied, which provides reference for the comprehensive utilization of steel slag. The test shows that the activity of steel slag composite cementitious material with the specific surface area is greater than or equal to 400m²/kg to meet the use requirements; When the maximum content of coarse aggregate of steel slag was 25%, the volume stability of steel slag concrete was best. But when the content of steel slag powder was controlled within 30%, the concrete had good resistance to carbonation.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 867)

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Shi Ran Zhao*, Kai Feng Zhang, Gang Meng, Yuan Yao, Ning Wang, Fei Geng, Wen Long Li

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Activity Index, Durability, Stability, Steel Slag

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