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Effect of magnesium slag and blast furnace slag as partial cement substitutes on properties of cemented tailings backfill

Authors: YANG Jian; YANG Xiao-bing; YAN Ze-peng; YIN Sheng-hua; ZHANG Xi-zhi; QI Yao-bin

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-6004-5Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Increasing curing age enhances the strength of all backfills, with 28-day strengths exceeding 1.342 MPa. • The combination of 50% blast furnace slag with 50% cement yields the best mechanical performance (maximum strength 6.129 MPa). • Blast furnace slag significantly improves the energy index at peak stress, while magnesium slag shows a lesser effect. • Sharp changes in the energy consumption ratio serve as a reliable criterion for predicting backfill destabilization and failure, providing guidance for mine filling applications.