Mechanical and durability characteristics of concrete containing EAF slag as aggregate
By Carlo Pellegrino, Vittorio Gaddo. 2009
274 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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In Building and Construction
- İ. Yüksel
- S. I. Abu-eishah
- Mostafa Bedir
- F. Faleschini
- K. Brunelli
- Paolo Cavagnis
- A. El-Dieb
- Carlo Pellegrino
In Civil and Structural Engineering
- İ. Yüksel
- S. I. Abu-eishah
- Mostafa Bedir
- F. Faleschini
- K. Brunelli
- Paolo Cavagnis
- A. El-Dieb
- Carlo Pellegrino
In Materials Chemistry
Citations in the corpus
- Performance of concrete mixtures made with electric arc furnace (EAF) steel slag aggregate produced in the Arabian Gulf region (2012, background): “surface layer, road base and sub base), earthworks, breakwater blocks, foundations, shoring walls, and radiation insulators among others, as indicated by other studies [2,5,9–11].”
- A review of steel slag usage in construction industry for sustainable development (2017, result): “Pellegrino and Gaddo (2009) found similar results in terms of mechanical strength and durability.”
- Properties of concretes with Black/Oxidizing Electric Arc Furnace slag aggregate (2013, methodology): “016% on cement weight was introduced to improve durability against freezing/thawing cycles, allowing a 5% percentage of air on the total volume [12].”