Videos and Webinars
Slag cement is used in durable concrete construction throughout the United States. This collection of videos is here to help answer any questions that may arise with slag cement use and to highlight outstanding projects that have used slag cement. Use the quick links below to navigate the different types of slag cement videos.
​
The ideas expressed in the videos here are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SCA or its committees.
As with all concrete mixtures, trial batches should be performed to verify concrete properties. Results may vary due to a variety of circumstances, including temperature and mixture components, among other things. You should consult your slag cement professional for assistance. Nothing contained herein shall be considered or construed as a warranty or guarantee, either expressed or implied, including any warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.
​
Award Winning Case Studies
2020 Slag Cement Project of the Year Award Winners
2019 Slag Cement Project of the Year Award Winners
2018 Slag Cement Project of the Year Award Winners
2017 Slag Cement Project of the Year Award Winners
Upcoming Webinars
Utilization of Supplementary Cementitious Materials for Cementing Enhanced Geothermal Wells
Speaker: Lyn Zemberekci, 2023 SCA Research Winner
Date: June 2024
Past Webinars
Slag Cement’s Role in Sustainable Low-Carbon Concrete
Speaker: Shawn Kalyn, B.Eng LEED AP BD+C, St Marys Cement
Sponsors: St Marys Cement and ACI Greater Michigan Chapter
Low-Calcium Slag Cement: A Potential Solution to Promote Circular Economy in the Management of Copper Mine Tailings
Speaker: Arash Nikvar-Hassani, PhD, 2022 SCA Research Winner
Insight into Chloride-Induced Corrosion in Cement Pastes Containing Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag; The Effect of pH Reduction on Chloride Binding and Desorption Capacity of Cement Pastes
Speaker: Mohammad Teymouri, 2022 SCA Research Winner
The Role of Slag Cement in Creating Sulfate Resistant Concrete
Speaker: Keith Maddrey, Argos USA
An Introduction to the SCA Lifecycle Assessment Calculator
Speakers: Shawn Kalyn, B.Eng LEED AP BD+C, Technical Services and Sustainability Engineer for Votorantim Cimentos St Marys Cement
Improving Concrete by using Slag Cement
Speakers: Jay Whitt, Heidelberg Materials; Webinar starts at minute 3:30
Performance of Slag Cement with Portland Limestone Cement in Concrete
Speakers: Professor Doug Hooton, University of Toronto; Professor Jason Weiss, Oregon State University
Avoiding Scaling in Concrete with Slag Cement
Speakers: Henry Prenger, LafargeHolcim
Geotechnical Applications with Slag Cement
Speakers: Gordon McLellan, Lehigh Hanson
2020 Slag Cement Project of the Year Awards Ceremony
Speaker: Drew Burns, Slag Cement Association
Sustainability of Concrete in the Pacific Northwest
Speaker: Hilary Chaimov, Oregon State University
Improving Concrete Performance with Slag Cement
Speaker: Professor Doug Hooton, University of Toronto
Demonstrating Resilient Results with Slag Cement
Speaker: Shawn Kalyn, St. Marys Cement
This webinar discusses the role of slag cement in creating carbon friendly and sustainable concrete. An overview of Environmental Product Declarations, Life Cycle Assessment tools and LEED credits associated with slag cement use are discussed.
Evaluation of Ultra-High Performance Concrete Mix Designs for Use in Bridge Connections and Repair
Speaker: Trevor Looney, University of Oklahoma
Mitigating Alkali Silica Reaction in Concrete with Slag Cement
Speakers: Keith Maddrey and Clayton McCabe, Argos USA
Any statements, representations or other content contained in the material(s) above, including any digital or video presentations, are solely those of the speaker, and not of the Slag Cement Association (“SCA”). As such, I agree that I shall not seek to hold the SCA responsible in any way for the content or material(s) I seek to access, including, but not limited to, any claims in law or equity, such as breach of warranty, product liability, breach of contract, fraud, misrepresentation, or any other cause of action, whether seeking any form of damages or equitable relief, and hereby release any and all such claims.