2018
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/333/1/012097
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The Effects of Substitution of The Natural Sand by Steel Slag in The Properties of Eco-Friendly Concrete with The 1:2:3 Ratio Mixing Method

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“…In the existing literature, there are many studies that assess the potential of different types of slag from the production and refining of various metals to substitute sand in concrete. Possible such substitutes are steel slag (Rahmawati & Saputro, 2018), slag from the refining of lead and zinc (Tripathi & Chaudhary, 2016), and rapid cooling electric arc furnace oxidizing slag (Kim, Koh, & Pyo, 2016). Other industrial wastes, such as palm oil clinker, coal bottom ash (Ong, Mo, Alengaram, Jumaat, & Ling, 2018), fly ash (Rafieizonooz et al., 2017), fixated phosphate industry waste (Lieberman et al., 2018), and waste from granite and marble processing (Singh, Tiwari, Nagar, & Agrawal, 2016) can also be used to partially replace sand.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the existing literature, there are many studies that assess the potential of different types of slag from the production and refining of various metals to substitute sand in concrete. Possible such substitutes are steel slag (Rahmawati & Saputro, 2018), slag from the refining of lead and zinc (Tripathi & Chaudhary, 2016), and rapid cooling electric arc furnace oxidizing slag (Kim, Koh, & Pyo, 2016). Other industrial wastes, such as palm oil clinker, coal bottom ash (Ong, Mo, Alengaram, Jumaat, & Ling, 2018), fly ash (Rafieizonooz et al., 2017), fixated phosphate industry waste (Lieberman et al., 2018), and waste from granite and marble processing (Singh, Tiwari, Nagar, & Agrawal, 2016) can also be used to partially replace sand.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La escoria de acero puede verse como una alternativa potencial de agregados naturales y así ahorrar una gran parte de recursos naturales y proteger el medio ambiente (Rahmawati y Saputro, 2018). En Malasia, el vertido de escoria de acero es el método de eliminación más convencional, debido a esto, no solo causa escasez del vertedero, sino que el medio ambiente se verá afectado (Lim, Chew, Choong, Tezara, y Yazdi, 2016).…”
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