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Steelworks: evolution of the production processes of liquid steel

Author: Guy DENIER

Publication date: March 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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    2. Metamorphoses in steelmaking since 1950

    Between 1950 and 2009, global steel production increased more than 6-fold, from 190 Mt/year to 1,225 Mt/year, after peaking at 1,351 Mt in 2007. Figure 5 shows the evolution of annual world production: total and for each of the 4 families of processes used during this period, i.e. :

    • fours Martin ;

    • electric arc furnaces ;

    • air-cooled converters ;

    • oxygen converters.

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