Climate Issues Are Solved by Iron and Steel
Around 7% of all worldwide CO2 emissions come from steel, which also consumes roughly 8% of the world's primary energy. Both the problem of climate change and energy consumption are significant. Although it has been on my radar for a while, I had previously given other emission-producing sectors, such as transportation, agriculture, cement, and heat, priority. Now that it's at the top of my list of things to do, I've spent a lot of time diving down numerous pathways at once to better understand it.
In the proper ratios, carbon and iron are alloyed to create steel, and for special varieties like stainless steel, other elements like chromium. At 1,600° C, that is mostly a mechanical process and temperature issue. That is in fact
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