Simultaneous material flow analysis of nickel, chromium, and molybdenum used in alloy steel by means of input-output analysis.
作者： Kenichi Nakajima , Hajime Ohno , Yasushi Kondo , Kazuyo Matsubae , Osamu Takeda
DOI: 10.1021/ES3043559
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摘要: Steel is not elemental iron but rather a group of iron-based alloys containing many elements, especially chromium, nickel, and molybdenum. recycling expected to promote efficient resource use. However, open-loop steel could result in quality loss nickel molybdenum and/or material chromium. Knowledge about alloying element substance flow needed avoid such losses. Material analyses (MFAs) indicate the importance recovery elements. Flows are interconnected, MFAs have paid little attention interconnected materials/substances supply chains. This study combined waste input–output model physical unit analysis perform simultaneous MFA for Japanese economy 2000. Results indicated these elements policies end-of-life (EoL) vehicles constructions. Im...
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