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Sustainability evaluation of the steel industry in belt and road countries using an ESG-MI and obstacle analysis framework. [PDF]
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Anisotropic Mechanical Properties of 3D Printed Low-Carbon Concrete and Connection Strategies for Large-Scale Reusable Formwork in Digital Construction. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Zhu B, Qi M, Chen W, Pan J.
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The impact of financing conditions on global deep decarbonization
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1972
X-ray fluorescence methods have successfully been applied to the analysis of numerous materials in the iron and steel industry, as well as for industrial of iron and noniron based materials such as zirconium alloys, alnico, ferro alloys, etc. Major components can be determined with an accuracy equal to that of chemical methods, and x-ray fluorescence ...
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X-ray fluorescence methods have successfully been applied to the analysis of numerous materials in the iron and steel industry, as well as for industrial of iron and noniron based materials such as zirconium alloys, alnico, ferro alloys, etc. Major components can be determined with an accuracy equal to that of chemical methods, and x-ray fluorescence ...
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Economic Geography, 1936
M }~ -UCH has been written about the steel industry. Little has been said about the scrap iron and steel industry. However, it supplies approximately one-half of the raw material of the steel industry. It thus ranks with pig iron as an immediate source of our steel products.
Albert S. Carlson, Charles B. Gow
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M }~ -UCH has been written about the steel industry. Little has been said about the scrap iron and steel industry. However, it supplies approximately one-half of the raw material of the steel industry. It thus ranks with pig iron as an immediate source of our steel products.
Albert S. Carlson, Charles B. Gow
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Czechoslovakia’s iron and steel industry
JOM, 1964The development of the Czechoslovakian iron and steel industry—especially between 1937 and 1963—is reported. Special conditions relating to power supplies, transportation facilities, and raw material sources are described. Iron- and steelmaking facilities at the New Klemet Gottwald Metallurgical Works at Ostrava-Kunice and the East Slovakia Ironworks ...
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(3278) IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
Knight's Industrial Law Reports, 1973Claim for a retrospective payment to certain workers at the Port Talbot Works of the British Steel ...
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Sweden’s Iron and Steel Industry
JOM, 1951During the summer of 1950 the author visited several large iron ore mines and steel plants in Sweden as a guest of Jernkontoret, an association of Swedish steel producers. His report on this old and efficiently managed industry covers iron ore, concentrating, sintering, iron production, steel production, and phases of these functions that were ...
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(1304) IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
Knight's Industrial Law Reports, 1966Parties:- and Steel Trades Confederation and Iron and Steel Trades Employers ...
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IRON and Steel: Industrial Organization
Japanese Economic Studies, 1974The first showing of Cinerama in Japan was in early 1955. This new type of film, titled This Is Cinerama, introduced in documentary style some main features of a number of countries. The part on Japan, represented as usual by Mount Fuji and geisha girls, was too repulsive to me.
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