Effect of cooling technique of blast furnace slag on the thermal behavior of solid cement bricks

Management of solid wastes from steelmaking and galvanizing processes: A brief review

“…Typical amount generated Blast furnace slag 200-400 kg per ton of pig iron (blast furnace operated by mineral coal) and 150-300 kg per ton of pig iron (blast furnace fueled by charcoal) (Jacomino et al, 2002;Sadek, 2014).…”

An investigation of high-volume fly ash concrete blended with slag subjected to elevated temperatures

“…The most worldwide available by-products which can be used as supplementary cementitious materials are FA and slag. Around one billion tonne of FA is produced annually worldwide in coalfired steam power plants (Duxson et al, 2007), whilst the worldwide production of iron slag was estimated to be around 270-320 million tonnes (Sadek, 2014). Due to the rapid economic development and the growth in the world population consumption of energy over the world, FA and slag have significantly increased.…”

Technical Aspects and Energy Effects of Waste Heat Recovery from District Heating Boiler Slag

“…Some of the important elements of this action are the reduction of the consumption of energy and natural resources. Much attention is being focused on the recycling of wastes and by-products to achieve more sustainable development, including processes, devices and materials [4,5]. There is an interesting approach, which claims that significant energy efficiency can be gained in zones with concentrated energy activity.…”