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A New Approach in Electric Pig Iron Smelting

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  1. Elektrokemisk A/S, Oslo, Norway

    F. C. Collin (Research Manager)

  2. Smelting Section at Elektrokemisk’s Research Station at Fiskaa Verk, Kristiansand, Norway

    O. A. Grytting (Chief)

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Collin, F.C., Grytting, O.A. A New Approach in Electric Pig Iron Smelting. JOM 8, 1464–1468 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377848

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