Chemical Stabilization Features Of Ladle Furnace Slag In Ferrous Metallurgy
Abstract
Nowadays due to the application expansion of secondary steel processing methods, which provide high-degree metal desulfurization, a problem of the ladle furnace slag (or high-calcium refining slag) stabilization arose in the ferrous metallurgy. This slag cannot be stabilized because of its self-disintegrating properties.
Keywords: ladle furnace slag, secondary alumina production wastes, slag stabilization, belite, mayenite
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