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Development of Waste Plastics Injection Process in Blast Furnace

Minoru Asanuma    
Tatsuro Ariyama    
Michitaka Sato    
Ryota Murai    
Toshiharu Nonaka    
Iwao Okochi    
Hideaki Tsukiji and Kenichi Nemoto    

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