This invention belongs to the field of inorganic non-
metallic materials technology, and specifically relates to a low-carbon, high-iron sulfoaluminate cementitious material based on steel
slag solid waste. It comprises the following raw materials in parts by weight: limestone 35-55 parts,
anhydrite 10-20 parts,
bauxite 20-45 parts, modified steel
slag A 8-15 parts, and modified steel
slag B 5-10 parts. Modified steel slag A is activated by acid / alkali, doped with
calcium fluoride /
sodium sulfate /
titanium dioxide and calcined, and then in-situ co-precipitated to introduce
magnesium aluminum
spinel nanocrystals. This is used for
raw material calcination, which can reduce the
calcination temperature, refine the clinker grains, and improve early strength. Modified steel slag B is activated by acid / alkali, doped and calcined, and coated with
silane coupling agent /
polyvinyl alcohol / silica ball milling. It is incorporated as a blending material to improve the interface, slow-release hydration, and improve later-stage strength. This invention achieves high-value utilization of steel slag through synergistic modification, and the cementitious material has advantages such as low carbon content, early and high strength, suitable
setting time, and excellent stability.