6. The future of direct reduction: its advantages and difficulties

The expansion of direct reduction continues, despite a certain slowdown which was noticeable at the beginning of the third millennium (as can be seen from the curves in figures 6 , 7 and 11 ). In fact, it should be noted that expansion slowed significantly from 1998 onwards, as a result of the crisis in the steel industry...

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