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June 15, 2010 Magnesium Plant
 
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June 15, 2010 Cokeless Cupola
 
Introduction, Development
 
June 15, 2010 Aluminium Alloys
 
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Cokeless Cupola

 

NML's know how on eco friendly Cokeless Cupola based on using natural gas is now ready to take off in Indian foundries & elsewhere

The National Metallurgical Laboratory  (NML), Jamshedpur, in its endeavour to overcome the crisis of Agra foundries following the Supreme Court directives on the eco-friendly production of foundry grade iron, developed and put up environmentally benign and energy efficient eco-friendly Gas Melting Furnace, popularly known as cokeless cupola for foundry grade iron. The technology devised for catering to the needs of several foundries across the country is ready for commercial exploitation.  see more

 

Magnesium

 

Magnesium, a metal of high strategic importance finds critical applications in defence, aerospace, nuclear power, electronic and metallurgical industries. The major emerging areas of utilization are transport sector, industrial machinery, packaging, printing, graphic art etc. The largest application of magnesium, however, remains as an alloying element of aluminium. Other end use are as desulphuriser, as graphite noduliser and in electrochemical industry. Magnesium id internationally traded. The U.S.A, Canada and Norway are the biggest producers, while Japan, Germany Yugoslavia and Netherland are the major importing countries. The world consumption of magnesium metal has been recorded as 317000t in 1992. Magnesium occurs in nature as dolomite, magnesite and carnallite ores and as a chloride in sea water, underground natural brines and salt deposits. Read more

 
 

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