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Metallurgy and environment |
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The department has excellent facilities for metallurgical R&D on a large scale. The staff includes some 10 experienced researchers and 20 technicians/engineers. The department is responsible for the pyro-metallurgical pilot plant.
Confidential contract research for individual clients and pilot/demonstration testing dominates the department’s projects.

Research groups
Typical research subjects are
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Pyro-treatment of metal-containing or hazardous wastes
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Upgrading/refining of steel, ferro-alloys and nonferrous metal scrap
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Large-scale pilot testing of new metal-producing concepts
R&D areas
Competence/Research activities
- Management of R&D demo projects
- Operation of large-scale pilot equipment
- Environmental technology
- Waste-product treatment
- Incineration, energy recovery
- Nonferrous metallurgy
- Measurement and control solutions
- Ferro alloys
- Energy production in metallurgy
- Reduction
- Melting
- Refining
- Casting
Cutting-edge competence
- Running and managing large pilot and EU projects in MEFOS’s pilot equipment.
- Dimensioning and design of metallurgical test equipment.
- Metallurgical process technology, especially reduction metallurgy, ferro-alloys, energy and
gasification technology.
- Environmental and waste-product technology.
- Measuring technology and process analysis.
Tools
- Large-scale pilot equipment in metallurgy
- Large-scale pilot waste-gas-treatment equipment
- Movable equipment and industrial production equipment
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