Metodología de la Investigación

MECHANICAL-STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF
CONCRETE MADE WITH STAINLESSSTEEL INDUSTRY
WASTES AS BINDERS
ASIGNATURA: INVESTIGACIÓN EN ARQUITECTURA.

SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE

NAME: EVANNYS HERRERA

FACULTY: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

INTRODUCTION

This article analyzes the mechanical behavior of concrete samples added with industrial waste,

such as the ferrite smoke produced by the electric arc when the material melts, and compares it

with other types of concrete additives (such as silica fume).

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2019.01.166
 Metodología de la Investigación

METHOD

This article examines the ability of the matrix to encapsulate this waste, which is eventually

stored in landfills. One of the problems of steel mills refers to the production of steel, which is

the production of by-products, which has led to the generation of new industrial waste in recent

years. Depending on the sustainability of the environment, these must be reused or reused.

Treaty.

RESULTS

The results show that in addition to giving greater resistance to concrete, such as silica fume.

CONCLUSION

The main findings throughout the work are listed below:

Ferritic fume powder used as an additive to concrete, gives good workability, compactness and

rigidity of the hardened material Concrete mixtures with ferritic fume powder show an

improvement in their compressive strength compared to concrete mixtures with silica fume (both

in the same proportion).

The mechanical-resistant behavior of concrete with the addition of ferritic smoke powder

achieves compressive and flexo-elastic strengths superior to conventional concrete.

This material is classified as a special waste because it exceeds the limit for chromium, but this

and other contaminants stabilize in the cement matrix, as we have seen in the leaching of

concrete.