4. Conclusion

This study shows first of all that, probably for the various reasons mentioned in paragraph 3.2 , a major effort has already been made to develop continuous production lines in the iron and steel industry and, as might be imagined, this effort has focused in particular on the realization of so-called...

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page Advantages and possibilities of continuous processing of steel products

(1) - - Les meilleurs exemples de schémas continus d'élaboration de la fonte à partir des minerais de fer sont fournis par les usines côtières les plus récentes comme celles de Oita au Japon, Kwangyang en Corée, Baoshan en Chine ou CST au Brésil ; en Europe, le meilleur exemple est celui de l'usine de Fos-sur-mer de SOLLAC Méditerranée.
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