2024920· Globally, more than10 billion tons of concrete are manufactured yearly, and this amounts is expected to increase up to 18 billion tons by 2050 [6], that require providing large …
2024225· The aim of this study was to develop sustainable concrete by recycling concrete aggregates from steel waste and construction waste (iron ore tailings (IOTs) and recycled …
The compressive strength of concrete from iron ore tailings (Figure 2) showed an improvement of 11.56% compared to concrete with conventional aggregates, showing that it is possible to obtain
202441· Coarse aggregate (kg/m 3 beneficiation process of iron ore is waste iron ore tailings, which is also termed as IOT. by several researchers to replace partially fine …
11· In recent years, the construction of infrastructure and the demolition of existing buildings have produced a large amount of waste concrete [[2], [3], [1]].However, only a small …
2025129· This study prepared high-strength concrete using iron ore waste rock as coarse and fine aggregates combined with solid waste-based cementitious materials. future …
81· Cement and aggregate can be simultaneously replaced in concrete with iron ore tailings of various particle sizes. The mechanical properties and durability of concrete based …
coarse aggregate is completely replaced by waste iron ore slag aggregate. In this study slag is replaced in concrete as coarse aggregate in the proportion of 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%. For …
411· Iron tailing sand is the fine aggregate (the iron ore factory in Song County, Luoyang), which is medium sand in accordance with the fineness modulus. Coarse aggregate …
2025129· In this study, high-strength concrete was prepared using iron ore waste rock as coarse and fine aggregates combined with solid waste-based cementitious materials.
2025129· In order to solve the problems of the large-scale resource utilization of iron ore waste rock, waste rock is used to prepare green building materials, but it needs to be further …
This chapter presents a systematic research study carried out to investigate the potential use of iron ore waste rock (WR) and iron ore tailings (IOT) as coarse and fine aggregates in concrete.
616· “A study on suitability of iron ore overburden waste rock for partial replacement of coarse aggregates in concrete pavements.” In Vol. 431 of IOP Conf. Series: Materials …
1213· Concrete consists of cement, fine and coarse aggregates which are used as a building material worldwide as it contributes good performance in strength properties …
2025113· This study investigates the use of iron ore tailings (IOTs) as recycled aggregates in segmental blocks, focusing on technical performance, CO2 emissions, and embodied …
2025129· This study prepared high-strength concrete using iron ore waste rock as coarse and fine aggregates combined with solid waste-based cementitious materials. future …
specimens (C60–C90) containing lean iron ore from mine waste as coarse aggregate to realize enhanced impact resistance in applications such as pile driving. Impact resistance tests were …
More performance tests are also used to test aggregates in concrete. A typical consensus specification for fine and coarse aggregate for concrete is ASTM C 33. Synthetic aggregates …
using mine waste and iron ore tailings. • By using mine waste and iron ore tailings, the life period of flexible pavement can be enhanced. • Workability can also be achieved using iron ore …
2025129· The high-strength concrete prepared in this study effectively used iron ore waste rock and solid waste-based cementitious materials, which not only reduces environmental …
using mine waste and iron ore tailings. • By using mine waste and iron ore tailings, the life period of flexible pavement can be enhanced. • Workability can also be achieved using iron ore …
2024121· With the rapid development of the global steel industry, iron ore tailings (IOTs) are increasingly contributing to industrial solid waste. Most of these tailings are disposed of in …
81· Extensive research on IOTs as an alternative to fine aggregate, coarse aggregate, and binder has been undertaken due to the increasing demands for returning …
concrete. It is found that IOT can replace up to about 75% river sand in mortars and 50% in concrete. Keywords: Mine waste, Iron-ore tailings, Fine aggregate, Concrete, Mortar, Masonry …
11· The present study investigates the effects of utilizing dumped waste as a practical resource for making concrete. In this regard, waste marble powder used a filler material …