Global Slag Conference Pack 2025

The Global Slag Conference Pack 2025 includes the video, presentations and proceedings from the Global Slag Conference & Exhibition that took place on 25 - 26 June 2025 in Vienna, Austria.

The Conference Pack contains:

-- Video files for most presentations given at the conference (MP4 format, 720p resolution, see below for missing recordings))

-- Proceedings for the conference, including the full programme, exhibitor information and delegate lists (PDF format)

-- Slides from each presentation (PDF format)

Please note: Slides and proceedings are downloadable immediately after purchase. The video file will be sent to you by file transfer during UK office hours.

The following presentations are included in the pack:

Paper 1: GBFS in the Cementitious Revolution: Risks, rewards and routes in the race for decarbonisation and supply chain resilience, Christopher Zeynel, ZAG Americas

Paper 2: The appetite for reactive SCM! How can the steel industry satisfy it even after the green transformation? Volkert Feldrappe, FeHS

Paper 4: Long term evaluation of concrete using slag aggregates, Sung-in Hong, Hyundai Steel Company

Paper 5: Material study of BOF slag for use as a supplementary cementitious material, Je-shin Lee, Hyundai Steel Company

Paper 6: Upcycling pathway for Electric Arc Furnace steelmaking slag: utilisation as reinforcing filler for polymers, Giulia Bragaggia, Università degli Studi di Padova

Paper 7: Dry granulation of steelmaking slags: production characterization and industrial applications, Martina Messuti, tenova

Paper 8: Ultrafine grinding - exploring the maximum value of slag, Nie Wenhai, Sinoma-Tianjin

Paper 9: Core technology and equipment for integrated large-scale utilisation of steel slag, Zhao Xu, SINOMA-CDI

Paper 10: Characterisation and utilisation of slags from zinc recycling, Ehab Tara, Montanuniversitaet Leoben

Paper 11: From byproduct to breakthrough: Zero-power CO₂ mineralisation with steel slag, Michael Wyrsta, Karbonetiq

Paper 12: Market trends in the slag industries of central Asia, Gulvira Shaimerdenova, Law Department JSC

Paper 13: A novel continuous multi-stage magnetic sorting process for slag, Nam Seolji, Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, South Korea

Paper 14: New activation approaches for profitable steel slag use in the precast industry, Matt Kennedy-Good, Neocrete

Paper 15: Upcycling of EAF slag to GBFS while enabling direct reduction of low-quality ore via a breakthrough melter concept, Andreas Carl Weber, Ferrum Technologies

Paper 16: Adding value to LF, EAF and BOF slags, and their use in making cement, Priyapratim Patra, JSW Cement Ltd

Paper 17: The development of pozzolanic cement from slags: A review of steel slags, Pride Mutekwa, W. Mtangi, Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe

Paper 18: Sustainable valorisation of EAF and LF slags as non-conventional fillers in rubber compounds, Anna Gobetti, Università degli Studi di Brescia

Paper 19: Transporting slag through existing plants with complex routing using pipe conveyor technology, Lukas Paul, BEUMER Group Austria GmbH

Paper 20: Business case for including a pyrometallurgical Slag Valorisation Furnace (SVF) into new green iron & steel facilities or existing Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) operations, Zak van der Westhuizen, Metix (Pty) Limited