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Throughout the world, there is an
increasing focus on the need to recycle and to more fully utilize
by-products of manufacturing processes in an attempt to conserve our
finite natural resources. Technical evaluation supported by field
experience has shown that a by-product such as iron blast furnace slag
has, in many applications, properties suitable to replace or supplement
and improve traditional materials. |
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This booklet, which is supplementary to the Association’s Guide to the
Use of Slag in Roads, reviews in some detail the properties of slag in
cement and concrete. As there are many types of slag, it should be
particularly noted that the term slag used throughout this booklet
refers specifically to metallurgical slag produced in modern iron blast
furnaces, i.e.: iron blast furnace slag and not basic oxygen steel slag
or electric arc furnace slag, which are steel furnace slags. Copies are
available to members at a cost of $10.00 each, non-members $15.00, plus
postage and handling. Request a copy of this guide
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