Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. B3 (Ocean Engineering)
Online ISSN : 2185-4688
ISSN-L : 2185-4688
Annual Journal of Civil Engineering in the Ocean Vol.31
ALKALINE ELUTION BEHAVIOR OF STEELMAKING SLAG IN OCEAN CONSTRUCTION AREA AND ITS CALCULATION SIMULATION
Katsunori TAKAHASHI, Susumu KANAYAMA, Hiroshi SAKANAKURA, Satoshi MIZUTANI, Eiji KISO, Muneo TSUDA
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2015 Volume 71 Issue 2 Pages I_1077-I_1082

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 Steelmaking slag is recently applied as coastal construction material, especially for coastal environmental improvement works. Steelmaking slag has higher CaO concentration so that alkalinity of surrounding seawater is important for appropriate utilization. In this study, influence of alkaline elution from steelmaking slag in ocean construction area was investigated, and alkaline elution simulation from steelmaking slag piled in seawater was calculated. Early stage after the construction, pH value tended to rise near the sea bottom, and its value is around to 0.05. This pH rising decreased gradually with time, and this gap was not observed one month later. Alkaline elution abilities of steelmaking slag recovered from sea bottom were confirmed that they became lower than initial slag's one. By using these alkaline elution properties, the pH value observed in this investigation was reasonably simulated by an analytical elution model from the slag piled.
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