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News about modern and green steel

Dear Sir or Madam,

We would like to welcome you again in March with the latest news from The Bright World of Metals. This month's news is all about modern and green steel - the increasing climate-related requirements are exerting development pressure on the sector and ensuring innovations and improved processes. We also give you a little insight into a partnership in the world of sports in Düsseldorf.

Our topics:

• Secondary metallurgy
• Red mud becomes green steel
• GIFA news overview
• Partnership with table tennis champion Borussia Düsseldorf

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Your METEC Team

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Secondary metallurgy

Chemical composition is key

The strict requirements for modern steels make it necessary for molten crude steel to undergo subsequent treatment. This applies to both the blast furnace-to-converter and electric arc furnace methods. In the steel life cycle, the secondary metallurgy stage takes place between the converter or electric arc furnace and the casting system. In this phase, the objective is to put the molten steel through certain chemical and/or metallurgical processes to adjust its chemical composition, its purity level, and last but not least its casting temperature to the required parameters.

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Toxic red mud converted to green steel

Ätzender und giftiger Rotschlamm, der bei der Aluminiumproduktion entsteht

With the help of hydrogen, an economical process can produce CO₂-free iron from the waste of aluminium production, as proven by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Iron Research.

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• Biden: US Steel “must remain domestically owned and operated”

• Tosyali Algerie installs coil coating line

• Tata Steel installs a new pickling and galvanizing line

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Partnership with Borussia Düsseldorf

Our Düsseldorf CityInfo

Messe Düsseldorf and its subsidiary, Messe Düsseldorf Shanghai, has been a proud partner of Germany's record champion Borussia Düsseldorf. Both sides stand for performance, endurance and assertiveness - whether as a top club or a commercial enterprise. This strengthens not only our role as a partner of the sports city of Düsseldorf, but also our international character through the great popularity of Timo Boll and the sport of table tennis in the People's Republic of China.

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