Sentence examples for slag were compared from inspiring English sources
Several systems comprising Portland cement, a pozzolan (silica fume or fly ash) and blastfurnace slag were compared.
In this performance-based study, the effect of palygorskite clays and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) on the rheological and hardened properties of a cement mortar and a blended mortar containing cement, fly ash and blast furnace slag were compared.
Coals from two identical boilers, one with excessive slagging (Boiler A) and the other (Boiler B) with no slagging, were compared to understand the root cause problem.
Material degradation mechanisms, wear and deformations found during and after slag pot operation were compared to performed finite element simulations of the transport cycle.
In this paper, the properties of high-volume fly ash (HVFA) concrete and high-volume steel slag (HVSS) concrete were compared under two different curing conditions (standard curing condition and temperature match curing condition).
Six materials (three types of slag, limestone, opoka, Polonite® and sand) were compared at a design loading rate of 85 L m−2 duringring 67 weeks.
The results were compared with similar characteristics of precursor slag and ultra fine slag obtained by grinding (Sharmila and Dhinakaran, 2015).
Results were compared with the control grout without the slag as filler.
Lead slags from two different metallurgical technologies (primary slag from Pb-ore processing and secondary slag from car battery recycling) were submitted to 12-year batch leaching at a L/S ratio of 10 and the leaching data were compared with the previously obtained results from a ⩽1-year leaching test.
In this paper, the analysis results of test roads constructed using conventional asphalt concrete (AC) and test roads constructed using basic oxygen furnace (BOF) slag AC are compared.
Different methods for the assessment of slag hydraulic activity are compared, including chemical and physical characterisation of the various binders and binder blends, mortar compressive strength tests and heat of hydration tests, indicating the limitations of the various methods if used in isolation.
