Advances in Ironmaking and Steelmaking Processes / / edited by Pasquale Cavaliere.
In recent years, ironmaking and steelmaking have witnessed the incorporation of various new processes and technologies that can be operated and organized in different combinations depending on the properties of raw materials and the required quality of the final products. Indications from the steel...
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