Essays about: "Svensk stålindustri"
Found 4 essays containing the words Svensk stålindustri.
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1. The Effects of ETS & CBAM on Cost Differences in the European Steel Industry : A Case Study on Swedish and German Long Engineering Steel Manufacturers
University essay from KTH/Skolan för industriell teknik och management (ITM)Abstract : To combat anthropogenic climate change and comply with the Paris Agreement, the EU has previously introduced its Emissions Trading System (ETS) and has now also proposed a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). While these tools may reduce emissions within the EU, and in some cases, even in other countries, they can also affect European industries in unpredictable and sometimes negative ways. READ MORE
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2. Utilization of the SCOR Model to Assess the Feasibility of Internal and External Oxygen Flow in Hydrogen Production
University essay from KTH/Hållbar produktionsutveckling (ML)Abstract : Sweden's possibly largest industrial investment ever to reduce emissions to zero is underway. The Swedish steel industry has the ambition to use green hydrogen to reduce its emissions. Green hydrogen is produced by water electrolysis - a process in which water molecules are divided into their two elements, oxygen, and hydrogen, using electricity. READ MORE
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3. A Pre-Assessment related to Refractory Waste Management in Sweden : Pre-study of the performance of MgO-C bricks made from recycled MgO-C refractory materials for use in steel production
University essay from KTH/MaterialvetenskapAbstract : Steel industries consume refractory materials on a large scale. High temperature resistant refractory materials are essential for linings of the steelmaking vessels, to protect them from corrosive environments, high temperatures, molten steels and slags during transportation and steelmaking operations. READ MORE
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4. Some Study related to Refractory Waste Management in Sweden : A move towards a greener and sustainable Swedish steel industry
University essay from KTH/MaterialvetenskapAbstract : Decades ago, 1 ton of steel required 80 kg of refractory material. While the scenario has completely changed over the years. Today, 1 ton of steel needs approximately 11 kg of refractory material depending on the steelworks. READ MORE