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Study on the Properties of the Steel Slag- cement Surfafce Mortar
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HE Yuxin, ZHU Huajun, HUA Sudong, WAN Jiandong
Cement Technology, 2015, 1(1): 32-36.
This paper studied the effects of steel slag, slag, desulfurization gypsum and fly ash on properties of mortar. The results showed that the compressive strength and flexural strength of steel slag-cement composite material declined with the increasing of steel slag. The 28d compressive strength and flexural strength of steel slag-cement composite material with 20 wt.% slag is 49.2MPa and 6.8MPa respectively, which increased by 3.3% and 16.2% compared with that without slag. Mechanical properties of steel slag-cement-slag composite material could be improved when the content of desulfurization gypsum was 3wt.%. When the content of plasticizer was 0.4wt.%, the workability of cement mortar was good. In addition, the 28d compressive strength of steel cement mortar reached to13.5MPa(meeting the requirements of M10)when the sand ratio was 1:4. Besides, the 28d compressive strength of steel cement mortar reached to 7.5MPa(meeting the requirements of M5) when the sand ratio was 1:5.
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Application Research of BP Neural Network in Predication of Rock Fragmentation
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ZHAO Xiang, GUO Xiaoping, PIAO Zhiyou, SHI Pengxiong
Cement Technology, 2015, 1(1): 36-39.
The Back-Propagation Neural Network is utilized to research rock fragmentation prediction in cement mine. The paper establishes a three-layer feed forward BP Neural Network model by Matlab software. After the model is trained it is used to simulate and predict measured sample .The prediction result proves that using the model to predicate rock fragmentation distribution is completely feasible and has better precision. The model also can be used to auxiliary verify optimal design of mine blasting parameters .
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