Flexural Crack Behaviour of Reinforced Concrete Members Using Molten Slag from Industrial Waste

Matsuka, Takeju; Sakai, Koji; Watanabe, Kenya; Kusanagi, Satoshi

doi:10.3151/crt1990.16.3_39

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“…From the viewpoint of pressure on landfill and safety, urban and industrial waste is disposed of through high-temperature melting. Slag is produced as a residue of such melting, and its use as an aggregate for concrete is being considered (Nishigori et al 2004 andMatsuka et al 2004). Although it is ideal to recycle waste completely, disposal by melting is an inevitable option under the present circumstances.…”

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Environmental Design for Concrete Structures

Sakai

2005

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Concrete is the most important material employed in public works and building construction projects. The large amount of concrete production causes large energy consumption, resources depletion, CO2 emissions, and other environmental impacts. This paper describes the environmental aspects of concrete and proposes environmental design as a new design paradigm for concrete structures. It also describes design examples to illustrate the rationality of environmental design.

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