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Flue dust becomes blast furnace fuel

By recirculating flue dust as fuel in the blast furnace, both raw-material costs and environmental impact can be reduced.

The transition of slag infiltration and corresponding casting responses during virtual casting

Towards Smart Manufacturing: Digital Twin for Continuous Casters

Swerim has successfully developed a state-of-art numerical model for continuous casting through the RFCS NNEWFLUX project.

Konstruktion av raketmotor för grönt raketbränsle.

Green rocket engines in space

For the past 10 years Swerim has helped the aerospace company ECAPS with analysing welded and soldered joints to further develop their

Joint between aluminium and thermoplast

Lighter cars with new joining methods

With legal requirements for reduced emissions and efforts to produce lighter cars, the automotive industry has to think along new line

Hot steel

Laser detects cracks in steel

Cracks in steel are normally detected late during casting and the defective steel must then be either scrapped or repaired.

Simulation of continuous casting

Better surfaces and less scrap

New mathematical models help to determine when cracks occur in the steel during casting.

Improved steel with reduced environmental impact

A new nitrogen alloyed tool steel that contributes to a reduced environmental impact and greater production efficiency is the result o

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