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Utilisation of Steelplant Slags, lllawarra

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Utilisation of Steelplant Slags, lllawarra

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Steel Furnace Slag as an Aggregate in Asphaltic Concrete

Details are given of the excellent performance, outside Australia, of steel slag in road pavement surfacing. Laboratory tests and plant trials have shown Port Kembla BOF steel slag to be a material with properties suitable for producing asphaltic concrete which will maintain a high skid resistance in service under heavy traffic. The high density of steel slag is a factor which will result in a cartage cost penalty likely to restrict usage to close to its source.
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  • Published: 1978
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  • Unique ID: P197901012

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