Substance flow analysis of molybdenum associated with iron and steel flow in Japanese economy

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Substance flow analysis of molybdenum associated with iron and steel flow has been conducted in this study. The demand of molybdenum in iron and steel section reaches approximately 85 % of total molybdenum consumption in Japan. Total demand of special steel products in final commodity is 18.4×10 6t (for domestic: 12.4×106t), and that contains 14.3×103Mo-t (for domestic: 9.6×103Mo-t) of molybdenum in 2004 fy. In addition, crude steel for special steel (23.8×106t) contains 18.5×103Mo-t of molybdenum. Approximately 70% (12.3×103Mo-t) of molybdenum in the crude steel flows into domestic market, and about 45% of that is used for motor vehicles production. Improvement of dismantling technology and standardizing of special steel scrap will help to promote rare metal recycling. © 2007 ISIJ.

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Nakajima, K., Yokoyama, K., Matsuno, Y., & Nagasaka, T. (2007). Substance flow analysis of molybdenum associated with iron and steel flow in Japanese economy. ISIJ International, 47(3), 510–515. https://doi.org/10.2355/isijinternational.47.510

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