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Aluminium
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In the path of sustainable development; Investigation of aluminum and copper industries in Spain
Spain is one of the largest producers of aluminum and copper in Europe. The supply chains of aluminum and copper industries in Spain are partially dependent on imported raw materials and scrap, and to this issue, the country’s energy basket’s reliance on imported fossil resources should also be added. This has caused the two mentioned…
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Input Supply bottleneck; An analysis of the most important non-ferrous metal industries in Netherlands
The modern world is based on the widespread consumption of non-ferrous metals. In addition, due to their technological applications, non-ferrous metals are considered as the axis of the global economic outlook and future development in the world. Therefore, industries of such metals are of particular importance for many countries, especially developed and leading countries. Despite…
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Market friction; Investigation of global market of non-ferrous metals during trade wars
The development of economies and industrialization has led to expansion of applications and consumption of some non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper and zinc all over the world, while the increasing integration of economies around the world has stimulated the demand for these widely used metals, as well as their strategic importance in development of…
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The process of development and production of mineral and metal industries in Canada
The role that mining industries play in the progress and economic development of societies is not hidden from anyone. Based on this, countries have always made the strengthening of all aspects of mining industries one of the axes of their plans. Canada is one of the most prominent countries in the world in the field…
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A bright perspective; Outlook of the world aluminum industry
The aluminum industry in the world does not have a long life compared to other metals and industrial materials. However, it has unique features such as high strength-to-weight ratio, which have provided the basis for its rapid growth. In the coming decades, megatrends such as urbanization, climate change, and technological developments will have a significant…
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Scrap recycling as a necessity in the aluminum industry
Since the formation of the concept of “circular economy” in the world, the aluminum industry is one of the industries that has been in the center of attention in order to stabilize the processes in line with the realization of this concept. This is because, on the one hand, this metal has unique characteristics that…
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The upward path; Zero carbon policy and its impact on aluminum market and industry
The process of decarbonization of polluting industries has challenged many current production processes. The value chain of the aluminum industry is in the category of the world’s most polluting industries, with the annual release of about one gigaton of greenhouse gases, and aluminum products play a key role in the industry. Hence, decarbonization of its…
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Determining elements; Development path of non-ferrous metal industries in France
Reviewing the research conducted regarding the mineral reserves of France shows that this country has an extremely high capacity in the development of non-ferrous metal industries, especially aluminum and copper. Statistics show that this country has followed an upward and stable trend in the development of the aluminum industry over the past years. In this…
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Scenarios a head of base metals consumption in South Korea
Basically, natural resources do not exist in equal amounts in all parts of the world, and this issue is perhaps the most basic factor that has caused different countries to choose the import option to meet their needs. In today’s modern economy, where international trade plays a decisive role, the need to improve productivity has…
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Development propellant; Building construction industry supply chains
The building construction industry is one of the industries that has a high contribution to the global economy. A review of the presented reports shows that this industry is almost the largest consumer of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, cement and concrete, as well as chemical products, and therefore, directly and indirectly, has a significant impact…
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