Artificial Aggregates

Advanced Materials for a Sustainable World

 Artificial
Aggregates

Advanced Materials
for a Sustainable
World
Slag is a co-product of
the iron and steelmaking
process. After
conditioning, screening,
crushing and washing,
the processed material
is an artificial aggregate
possessing many
advantages over natural
aggregates.

It is the first choice for a number of
construction applications because
of its physical and mechanical
properties, and also because whole
life costs are minimised owing to its
durability.
Processed slag can be recycled back
into steelmaking as a metallurgical
additive, using a patented method.
In addition, certain slag types have
chemical properties that make them
effective filtering media or fertilising
agents.
Lastly, there are significant
environmental advantages in using
an artificial material such as slag to
mitigate the environmental impact of
steelmaking.

Norway
Poland
Canada
UK Czech Republic
Netherlands Romania
Portugal
USA
China

Mexico Saudi Arabia

Indonesia
Brazil

Australia
South Africa
Chile
New Zealand

Harsco sells 10 million tonnes annually of steel aggregates in 18 countries, thereby reducing
The Sustainable Solution landfilling of slag and quarrying of natural aggregates

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Global Knowledge,
Local Solutions

Developing Markets
and Delivering
Solutions
Our approach is to
develop aggregate
solutions entirely adapted
to local market conditions.
This reflects:
 National or State Regulations specifying physical and mechanical properties
of materials to be used
 Additional Product requirements: expected service life, user preferences etc.

Iron and Steel Slag Marketing

Artificial Aggregates
Manufacturer Development

BF Slag Market development team on-site Asphalt Surface Chippings

BOS Slag Liming agent Unbound roads

End user trials
Cement Filter media
EAF Slag
Install production facility Railways Gabion Stones
AOD Slag
Ground Metallurgical
Ladle and Caster Slags Market product
Stabilisation Additives

CASE STUDY SOUTH AFRICA

Asphalt Surfacing prove material properties

In 1996, South Africa’s
Highways authority was
experiencing quality
problems with local
aggregate used in asphalt,
in terms of premature
deformation and fines
stripping in asphalt.
Harsco developed a steel
slag surfacing solution.
Lab tests and site trials
were undertaken in
partnership with a local
asphalt manufacturer to
and demonstrate
advantages of steel slag.
The Consulting Engineer
specified steel slag to
meet safety and durability
requirements.
The material has been laid
on Van Reenen’s pass,
a steep gradient on the
N3 – the busiest road in
South Africa – connecting
Johannesburg and Durban,
where traffic averages
several thousands of
vehicles a day.

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 Quality
Control

Quality Control
Rigorous quality control
procedures are followed
from raw material to final
product.
 Segregation/Cooling/Conditioning
of source materials
 Testing/Crushing/Screening/
Washing
 Optional Further processing (e.g.
hot mix asphalt).  Computerised mixing and weighing of temperature-controlled slag material for asphalt production

The process includes routine

expansion testing of slag material
during the conditioning phase.
Quality
Accreditations
 Conforming to National
Regulations on use of artificial
aggregates as materials
 Testing of products to comply with
specified design characteristics for
material used for specific
applications
 Quality certification of individual
products against specification.  Expansion testing on conditioned slag material

CASE STUDY SteelPhalt UK Asphalt Industry regulations

SteelPhalt operates a crushing plant, the slag

rigorous Quality Assurance
system complying with
BS EN 13108:21 Factory
Production Control, Sector
14. This is achieved by
continuous inspection,
sampling and testing, right
along the supply chain.
The process starts at the
steel mill where all slag
is inspected for quality
before it is dispatched
to SteelPhalt. After
processing through
our metal recovery and
is tested for expansion
potential in accordance
with EN 1744-1.
The asphalt plant
production process is
continuously monitored,
and materials are
sampled and tested by
our on-site laboratory – in
compliance with Sector 14
requirements.
 SteelPhalt Plant certified for asphalt production under UK
Sector 14 regulations

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Research &
Development

Asphalt
 Sheffield Halam University (UK):
collaboration on research into
skid resistance, deformation, and
thin surfacing materials
 Ministry of Communication
– Roads Research (Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia): Slag aggregate in asphalt
mixes.

Filter Media
 Phospho Reduc Engineering Inc
(Canada): collaboration on
research into the use of EAF steel
slag for phosphorus reduction and
metals reduction in industrial and
agricultural effluent
 New Zealand Steel (BlueScope
Steel): Research and
Development into sustainable
applications for melter slag in the
treatment of storm water drainage
and waste water.

CASE STUDY AUSTRALIA

Ladle slag as a The UCS results clearly

cementitious binder
In Australia, a feasibility
study was undertaken
by ARRB Research
laboratories, into
using ladle slag as a
cementitious binder in
road stabilisation.
Unconfined compressive
strength (UCS) testing was
performed for a range of
binder and host material
combinations.
indicated the slag
would be suitable as
a cementitious binder
in road stabilisation
when the slag is ground
to a fine powder and
combined with either
cement or lime depending
on the application. The
slag/cement blends
were expected to meet
VicRoads standard
specification requirements
for UCS of cement treated  Processed ladle slag can be used as a cementitious binder for
sub-base layers. road stabilisation

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 Road
Construction

Basic Oxygen Steel Slag

(BOS) and Electric Arc
Furnace (EAF) Steel slag
have been successfully
utilised as 100% of the
aggregate in asphalt
surfacing materials. The
inherent properties of
steel slag make it an ideal
aggregate for asphalt
manufacture.  Steel Slag has exceptional durability, even on the highest-trafficked roads

Permanent deformation is a major
cause of road failure around the
world and steel slag asphalt resists
this failure mechanism by forming
strong interlocking aggregate
structures within the asphalt.
Steel Slag is basic in nature and
has a strong affinity to bitumen,
ensuring strong adhesion to
the binder. In contrast, natural
aggregates may suffer from
stripping of the bituminous binder this particular factor. Steel slag not
due to moisture ingress, causing only has excellent resistance to
the asphalt material to deteriorate. polishing but is able to regenerate its
In addition to extending the life of surface roughness over time, thereby
dense asphalts, steel slag is ideal for maintaining its properties throughout
the manufacture of porous asphalts the whole life of the road surfacing.
without the need for expensive anti-
stripping additives.
Skid resistance is paramount and
highway authorities worldwide are
becoming increasingly focused on

CASE STUDY UK SteelSurf high stress materials

When Nottingham County effective at maintaining

Council (UK) were looking
for a durable surfacing
material on the busy
A610 route into the city,
SteelSurf was selected as
the right material for the
local traffic conditions.
SteelSurf is a unique
product developed for
high stress applications.
It was designed to resist
deformation caused by
heavy loading of specialist
vehicles used in steel
ladle transport. It is also
surface stability under the
slower-moving scrubbing
action of heavy vehicle
tyres. Other heavy
industries such as coal,
electricity, ports and sugar
manufacturing also use the
product. It is also effective
at maintaining surface
stability in high-stressed
locations such as road
intersections.
 SteelSurf material selected for the A610 in Nottingham, UK

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 The Interstate 74 highway (USA), laid with


material using EAF slag aggregate

Chip seal/surface dressing laid in South



Africa using a BOS slag

CASE STUDY CANADA

High-traffic roads The highway authority

specified steel slag for use
Highway 138 is one of on the road. EAF slag was
the oldest highways in selected for its exceptional
Canada, linking Quebec durability and skid
and Montreal. The resistance as an aggregate
Annual Average Daily material.
Traffic (AADT) is 157,000
vehicles, making it the
highest-traffic road in
Montreal.

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 Road
Construction

Both iron and steelmaking

slag have been used
for many years as an
aggregate for road
construction in foundation
and sub-base layers.
Iron making slag has been most
commonly used, as it typically has a
lower density than equivalent natural
aggregates. This means that the
contractor requires less material to
construct the roads whilst achieving
the equivalent or in some cases
superior performance.
 0-20mm EAF slag applied as road base in Canada
Steel slag aggregates are also used
as unbound road construction
materials, produced under strictly
controlled conditions to ensure
acceptable levels of expansion for the
application.

Granulated blast furnace slag can be

used as a cementitious binder in slag
bound road construction materials.
The coarse aggregate is normally a
natural aggregate such as limestone,
but mixtures of steel slag and
Granulated Blast Furnace Slag have
also been successfully used.

 Steel slag applied as a path on a golf course, Canada

 Steel slag used as road base, Montreal Port, Canada

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 Steel slag used as road base, Canada

Steel slag used as road base, Saudi Arabia



 EAF Steel slag used as road base in

Poland for a main road construction
between Warsaw and Krakow

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 Cement
Harsco supplies both
EAF and BOS steel
slag into the cement
manufacturing process
in several different
countries.
Slag can be added at different
points of cement manufacturing:
 Before the rotary kiln
 Directly into the kiln
 Into the grinding mill at the
finishing end.
CASE STUDY CHINA
In Zhejiang province,
China, Harsco has
developed a BOF Slag
Superfine cement
substitute product. When
blended with cement in
concrete it produces the
same quantities and gives
desirable properties such
as long term strength,
high elasticity and crack
resistance.
The Superfine product has
a better effect in reducing
the heat of hydration than
Portland Cement or Blast
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Cement production
Clinker
Classification
BOS Slag
Cement mills
BOS Slag
(18-22mm)
Rotary kiln
Furnace Slag – preventing
cracking on large pours.
It also has a corrosion
resistance quality because
of the lack of sand, water
and wearables within the
product.
BOF Superfine Slag
products are being
increasingly used in
construction material
manufacturing, as
a cement substitute
for concrete based
building, marine & large  The facility in China where the BOS slag is milled to Superfine size
construction projects. – the plant has an annual capacity to process 150k tonnes of slag
Concrete

The extensive use of slag

over many years has
proved to be a successful
alternative material to
aggregates derived from
natural sources.
Concretes made with slag aggregate
may achieve permeabilities and
strengths that compare favourably
to concrete made with conventional
aggregates.

Addition of slag material in

Concrete
The addition of slag material in
non-structural concrete is made with
BOS slag (aggregate or fine grind).

 Blast Furnace slag used in South Africa

for concrete paving of driveways

CASE STUDY SOUTH AFRICA

AfriSam and civil engineering

As a leading producer of
cementitious materials for
the construction industry
in Southern Africa,
AfriSam South Africa
has successfully used
slag aggregates for over
20 years in all types of
applications.
applications.
As the cost of landfilling
slag becomes prohibitive,
materials such as slag
aggregate are increasingly
used in the production of
concrete.

These include reservoirs,

raft foundations, water
retaining structures,
bridges, drains and
various other building  Concrete being applied in South Africa, made using Air-Cooled
Blast furnace slag

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 Railway
Ballast

Steel slag is highly suited

for use as ballast. The
material has been used
throughout the American
continent as railway
ballast for many years.
A rail ballast needs to be cubical
in shape with a high angle of
internal friction and high aggregate
interlocking characteristics. This is
particularly important on track curves,
where the lateral forces on the track
can be very high and the ballast is the
structural element which maintains
the longitudinal alignment.

The material has to be clean and

sound, a nominal 55mm single size,
with a specified maximum ‘Wet
Attrition Value’ of less than 15% in
the USA to comply with national
standards.
 EAF Slag selected for use as railway ballast in Canada
Steel Slag complies with the requirements of:
 American Railway Engineering Association (AREA)
 Federal Specification SS-S-449
 Brazilian Standard Association (ABNT) – NBR 5564
 Canadian National Railways (CNR) Specification 12-22, Slag Ballast.

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Embankment
Ballast

Embankments need to be
stable and durable.
Its high density, integral aggregate
strength and cubical shape makes
slag a material of choice for the civil
engineer.

Steel slag embankments will resist

both mechanical deterioration and
environmental erosion.

 Steel slag used to support an embankment on a steep gradient in the USA

CASE STUDY PORTUGAL

Seixal Steel Mill

Railway line
Steel slag was used
to support a railway
embankment at Seixal
Rail line was built to connect


steel mill, Portugal.

the mill with a main line in
It was selected as a Seixal, Portugal
durable, strong material
benefitting from low costs
of transportation. The
size fractions used for the
material were 0/40mm
and some additional
40/250mm. Slag was used as a base


layer and then covered with a

natural aggregate mix

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 Stone
Columns

Essential properties of
construction materials
used in ground
stabilisation:
 Resistance to abrasion
 Low Water absorption
 Grain hardness
 Chemical stability.

 Site in Saudi Arabia where slag was used for ground stabilisation

The material used for ground Additional benefits of EAF slag are:
stabilisation has to undergo leaching
tests to prevent groundwater
 Aggregate shape
contamination, so the chemical  Angle of internal friction.
stability of slag makes it especially
appropriate for this use.

CASE STUDY SAUDI ARABIA

Ground Stabilisation Abuhaydriah Riyadh Road

Property/Test Steel Slag
In the Eastern Province Steel slag exhibited Limestone Limestone
of Saudi Arabia the properties far superior to
Specific Gravity (Bulk)
natural surface conditions local natural aggregates in 3.75 2.56 2.59
ASTM C 127
cannot support building Saudi Arabia.
construction without civil Water Absorption (%) 0.4 1.5 1.61
engineering to ensure
L.A. Abrasion (% Loss)
ground stabilisation. ASTM C 131
16 35 25

An on-site assessment Magnesium Sulphate

was undertaken for Harsco Soundness Loss 0.9 12 12
by a German consultant, ASTM C 88
who used German
Angle of Internal
standards specifically 40-50 20-35 20-35
Friction
for the environmental
controls. Hardness (Mohs Scale) 6-7 3-4 3-4

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 How do Stone Columns
work?
Certain ground conditions cannot
support standard foundations for
construction of buildings. The
ground requires stabilisation in
order to support the foundations.

Stone columns work by forming

deep vertical shafts in the ground,
using large vibrating pokers and
high pressure water jets. The hole
is filled with graded aggregate,
and compacted using the same
poker. The poker also provides
densification to the surrounding
soil.

 Vibro-flotation method allows slag to seep into constructed hole as digging proceeds

Harsco has supplied EAF

steel slag from the Hadeed
steel mill into stone
column piling since 1995,
for over 21 construction
projects.

This has consumed over

970,000 Tonnes of steel
slag aggregate. Size
fractions used are 19/37
for dry applications and
25/75 for wet.

 Site where ground stabilisation has enabled building construction to proceed in Hadeed, Saudi Arabia

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 Insulation

Steel Slag is used to make

Rockwool® insulation
– so called ‘stone wool’
materials. Rockwool® is
a global manufacturer
of thermal insulation
products that are both
energy-saving and
environmentally friendly.

 EAF Steel Slag is valued for its high density (noise insulation) and fire-resistance properties,
which are both vital characteristics of Rockwool® products

Rockwool® building insulation key

properties:

 Thermal insulation
 Noise suppression
 Fire resistant.

Rockwool® has an open fibrous

structure making it ideal for
absorbing and regulating noise.
It maintains the indoor climate of
buildings leading to reduction in
energy use for heating and cooling.  Production of RockWool® stone wool

 RockWool® products are used for all

insulation applications, from industrial
to domestic

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Wall
Construction
Wall construction requires
the use of a hard material
which has sufficient mass
to support sideways
forces. Commonly used
materials are limestone,
sandstone, concrete
debris, granite, brick or
basalt.
CASE STUDY BRAZIL
RipRap retaining
walls
RipRap and Gabion walls
are approved in Brazil for
use as a roadside retaining
structure, under DNER-ES
343-97.
Steel slag has been used
as a material for a road
building project in Brazil.
RipRap retention walls
to reduce soil erosion
are made using soil
mixed with steel slag.
The material forms a
Iron and Steelmaking Slag is an
effective substitute for stone in wall
construction due to its interlocking
cubical shape and high specific
density.
 Iron melter Slag used for wall
construction in New Zealand
Gabion walls – wire mesh cages
filled with stone – are an economical
alternative to concrete walls and
have additional benefits in terms
of versatility (flexible shape) &
permeability (natural drainage).
Main applications are:
 Containment of edges in rivers
and channels
 Protection against collision on
earth embankments and bridges
 Barrages or flood control.
 A Gabion retaining wall made using
steel slag
reinforced block that
resists the load created by
soil erosion.
This construction system
is extremely economic,
because it uses the earth
embankment as part of
the containing structure.
Steel slag was also used
in this same project for
constructing the concrete
curbs and the asphalt
surfacing.
 This project in Brazil used steel slag as a construction material for
the road surface, concrete curbs and retaining wall
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 Metallurgical
Additives

Harsco Minerals
High Performance
Slag Solutions
Harsco Minerals’ range of Our patented engineered materials
technology utilises various slag
Performix ladle refining building additives to meet specific
products are engineered steel refining requirements. The
generation of a liquid ladle slag with
for clean steelmaking high CaO and low FeO contents
practices in high increases the absorption capacity of
both oxide inclusions and sulfur.
productivity steel shops.
These custom-designed This is necessary to achieve the
steel product specifications required
additives quickly generate for today’s applications.
a fluid ladle slag to
improve shop productivity
Benefits of synthetic slag
and final product quality. usage
Harsco Minerals is part of 1. More cost-effective than
Harsco Corporation. buying calcium aluminate
2. Acts as an absorbent liquid
sponge (sulphur and oxide
inclusions)
3. Insulates steel from
temperature loss
5. Protects refractory from
electric arcs
6. Protects refined steel from
re-oxidation.

Harsco Minerals Service

 Removal of ladle slag from the

steelmaking site
 Processing in dedicated plant
 Supply of specially-blended
secondary steelmaking products
 Technical support and analytical
lab services.

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Desulfurizers
Harsco Minerals offers custom-
designed lime-based Desulfurizers
for efficient steel refining in
the ladle. Our products are
engineered to provide cost effective
desulfurisation during and after
furnace tapping. This is achieved
by the immediate production of
a molten slag with an increased
desulfurisation potential. The
rapid fluidisation of the entire ladle
slag increases the absorption of
sulfur and non-metallic inclusions
throughout each stage of ladle
refining.
These custom-designed products
are available with specified levels
of metallic aluminum or silicon
to improve the efficiency of the
desulfurising process. This allows
the specified sulfur levels to be
reached within the time required.
Premelted MgO is also provided
to generate rapid and ongoing
refractory protection.
Ladle Slag Deoxidizers
Our
aluminum or
silicon-based
Ladle Slag
Deoxidizers
are designed
to quickly
assimilate into the entire ladle slag
volume. This facilitates a complete
reaction with the carryover furnace
slag to effectively reduce the FeO
and MnO contents of the slag in
the ladle. A more effective slag Slag products. They are chemically
deoxidation process results which engineered to rapidly form a highly
improves alloy recoveries, increases basic and fluid slag that will absorb
desulfurisation efficiency and impurities such as sulfur as well as
provides protection to the ladle the products of steel deoxidation.
slaglines. This ladle refining treatment
helps create a steel product with
These custom-designed products low inclusion levels and within
are available with specific levels specification to maximise castability,
of metallic aluminum or silicon productivity and product quality.
reductants to lower the oxidation
potential of the ladle slag. This
decreases alloy fade and thereby
minimises caster clogging and
quality downgrades. The result is
a cost effective and efficient ladle
refining process.
Calcium Aluminates
Our calcium aluminates are
engineered to be a cost effective
approach to fluorspar-free ladle slag
fluxing. As many aluminum killed
steel shops are restricted in the
use of fluorspar, calcium aluminate
consumption has increased as a
means of fluidising CaO in a quick
and effective manner.
Our extensive line of calcium
aluminate products offers a wide
range of chemistries to balance ladle
slag chemistries while providing
the basicity and fluidity required for
effective steel refining in the ladle.
Synthetic Slags
We deliver effective ladle metallurgy
treatment through our line of calcium
aluminate, calcium silicate and
calcium fluoride-based Synthetic
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 Filter
Media

The ability of slag

aggregates to remove or
reduce Phosphorous (P)
and Heavy Metals from
degraded water is not
new.
The cubical and vesicular nature
of steel slag makes it an effective
medium for trickling filters in
 The alkalinity of steel slags offsets acidic mine water, in this case of an Acid mine water run
sewage treatment works, surface off, USA
water run offs, farming effluent, or
industrial effluent.

Filtered degraded water can be

reused in secondary applications
such as irrigation of sports fields,
crops or a myriad of other
applications that do not require
drinking water standards.

 Run off water treatment in New Zealand using steel slag

Slag’s vesicular nature provides a microbes that help consume the

greater surface area contact for the bacteria.
elements in solution and for the

CASE STUDY NEW ZEALAND

Filtering storm of their storm water

water
As a result of a joint
venture with New Zealand
Steel, Harsco developed
a solution for treating the
mill’s surface water run-
off. NZ Steel, based on
the findings of the early
studies of melter slag in
the 1990’s and to support
Harsco’s water treatment
marketing initiatives,
began installing melter
slag filters in 2005 to
improve the water quality
runoff.
The results from these
filters have been very
satisfactory, particularly
in the reduction of Zinc
which is present at the
site, but also for the
reduction of solids.
Additional filters were
subsequently installed to
polish water run off from a
contractor’s compound.
 Steel slag filter beds are used to treat industrial effluent (surface
water run off) at the NZ Steel Glenbrook mill, New Zealand

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Abrasive Blasting
Material

Using a rapid cooling

method – Slag Atomizing
Technology, patented
by Ecomaister – liquid
steel slag can be turned
into a material called
Precious Slag Ball™,
in an environmentally
controlled process.
Product properties:
 Stable spinel structure
 The alkalinity of steel slags offsets acidic mine water, in this case of an Acid mine water run
 Spherical, glassy surface off, USA
 High hardness and resistance to
wear.
How does Slag Atomization Technology work?
Ecomaister process The hot slag is poured directly
Harsco uses the Ecomaister onto the surface of the pelletiser,
process at two sites to blown air causing the material
manufacture Precious Slag Ball™: to disperse into a collection area
for cooling.
1. ArcelorMittal Vanderbjilpark,
South Africa Only the pot top is granulated so
that the metal can be recovered
2. Krakatau Steel, Indonesia separately.
(JV with PBH)

The pelletised ball is suitable for use

in a number of applications:
 Shot blasting, grit, sandpaper
 Roofing granules
 Non-slip surfaces
 Filter media.

The material is screened and bagged

at the production plant according to
size fractions required for end user
specifications.

 The operation in Indonesia which produces slag balls using the Ecomaister process

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 Soil
Conditioner
Steel furnace ladle slag
has been used as a
liming agent for nearly
a century. It is very
effective in adjusting the
pH balance in soil.
CASE STUDY SOUTH AFRICA
Stainless Steel slag
Harsco collects and
processes slag obtained
from the Acerinox Plant at
Middelburg, South Africa.
The slag is de-metalized
by crushing and milling
to < 1 mm, dewatered to
< 20% moisture and then
sent by overland conveyor
to Calmasil, a third party.
Calmasil dries, screens
and markets the slag
for agricultural (soil
ameliorant/conditioner)
and industrial purposes.
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In addition to steel slag’s value as Today steel slag is being used as a
a liming agent – reducing harmful liming agent not just in farming, but
acidic conditions by replacing much also parks, golf courses, nurseries,
needed calcium and magnesium – it greenhouses and even land
is recognized for as many as fifteen reclamation projects.
other trace minerals, including iron,
manganese, zinc and molybdenum.
The amount of allowable trace
minerals depends on the CCE
(Calcium Carbonate Equivalent).
The ladle slag is ground very finely
to aid slag decomposition through
exposure to air and moisture in the
soil.
 EAF Steel Slag used as a soil conditioner
in Canada
Calmasil supplies in
excess of 80% of the
agricultural dolomitic
lime requirement
(mainly for maize and
soya cultivation) in the
Mpumalanga province.
Furthermore, it is sought
after in the sugar industry
because of its high silicon
content. Calmasil’s lime
generally has a CCE lime/
magnesium value of 97%
and a calcium/magnesium
proportion of 1:4, similar
to that found in most  Dewatered stainless steel slag can be recycled as feed for soil
agricultural soils. conditioner
Doing Business
with Harsco

Artificial Aggregate Applications:

Reference Country List

Road Surface Treatment Asphalt mixes Unbound Construction

 New Zealand  Brazil Applications
 USA  Canada  Australia  Portugal
 New Zealand  Brazil  Saudi Arabia
 Saudi Arabia  Canada  South Africa
 South Africa  New Zealand  USA
 UK  Norway
 USA  Poland

Filter Media Soil Conditioning Stone Columns

 Canada  Brazil  Saudi Arabia
 New Zealand  Canada
 USA  South Africa
 USA

Rail Ballast Cement/Concrete Insulation

 Brazil  Brazil  RockWool®, Norway
 Canada  China  RockWool®, Poland
 USA  Saudi Arabia
 Spain
 USA

Shot Blasting Metallurgical Additives

 Indonesia  USA
 South Africa
 USA

We will supply on request:

 Further information relating to specific applications and products
 Technical/commercial proposals based on full laboratory
evaluation of slag samples.
For further information, please contact: aggregates@harsco.com

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