Übersetzung für "Eisenerzeugung" in Englisch

European iron mining and processing is deeply rooted in Ostwuerttemberg.

The more carbonaceous coke is used mainly in the production of iron.

The mechanisation of iron production had begun.

The use of recycled scrap has increased significantly in the last decades and represents today between 40-60% of EU metal production.

The main purpose of the transaction is to satisfy Rogesa's internal needs for blast furnace coke, an essential raw material in the production of iron for steel making.

The proper starting point should be to establish the total indigenous production of livestock (number, live weight, carcass weight).

Since the overall amount of gas is reduced because, unlike the inert gas, the substitute gas can be separated, the power consumption is also reduced and the installations for producing iron and for recycling the process gases can be made smaller and less costly.

The dust and fumes occurring during iron production has heretofore been exhausted, eliminated in filter installations, and collected for further disposal as waste.

Turrach is located at 1,300 metres above sea level and owes its existence and once international fame to the mining and iron production that existed there until the late 19th century.

Warriors.” brings the Iron Age to life – and at the most important site of industrial iron production in the world, the Völklingen Ironworks.

On 4th July 1986 the most momentous measure was taken: the blast furnaces of the Völklingen Ironworks were shut down, production of pig iron ceased, the coking plant and all auxiliary operations of iron production terminated.

The panorama opened up in Ferrodrom® 08 takes visitors from the early days of iron production right through to high-tech products made of stainless steel.

If the product is public property then the factory is considered public property, such as factories for iron ore production.

Ferrodrom® takes visitors from the early days of iron production right through to high-tech products made of stainless steel.

The process as claimed in claim 1, further comprising, using a product obtained from the further reduction zone as a starting material for producing iron in a blast furnace.

The blast furnace is charged with iron ore and carbon-containing reduction agents, so the amount of carbon-containing reduction agents used in the blast furnace process is larger than the amount of fuel needed to make iron.

The production of synthesis gas from coke-oven gas and the top gas from a blast furnace process make a targeted substance utilization of the gaseous byproducts of coke production and iron ore production possible.

Using the accumulated artifacts, there can be demonstrated 34 ancient manufacturing techniques and 19 handicrafts: starting with a popular and all-known beekeeping handicraft and finishing with an extraction of iron from ore scores (this technology was recreated in Kaunas technological university and was offered to install in to Smalininkai museum of ancient equipment).

The Celts bring to life one of the first highlights of iron technology at the world’s most important industrial site for the production of iron, the UNESCO World Heritage Site Völklinger Hütte.

Although no iron is presently produced industrially by electrolysis, many reasons stand in favour of this technique for industrial application.