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  • Effect of transformation temperature and accelerated cooling on development of strength in plain carbon steel with ferritic structure

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Metal recycling: Shredding of large parts enables cost reductions through prompt remelting

For the most efficient use of raw materials in the production process, the processing of reject materials and by-products of the foundry and machining industries is increasingly gaining in importance. Read more ...

Storage in the metal industry

World's leading trade fairs for metallurgy and foundry technology cooperate with ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE

  • Bright World of Metals fair quartet attracts 78,000 visitors
  • Thermal storage for waste heat recovery is on the rise
  • Free short presentations for metal-producing and metal-processing companies
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Saving time and space: Special pre-shredder reduces scrap in aluminium foundry to manageable sizes and optimises intralogistics process

Implementation of a sophisticated safety concept for the monitoring of container filling levels

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  • production data
  • iron ore pellets
  • synthetic sinter
  • Ti alloying
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  • morphology of inclusions
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  • grain refinement
  • cooling process
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