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EAF
(redirected from Electric arc furnace)

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EAFEarth Alliance Forces (Gundam Seed Anime)
EAFEconomic Adjustment Factor
EAFEconomic Analysis Fundamentals
EAFEffective Availability Factor
EAFEffort Adjustment Factor
EAFEgyptian Air Force
EAFEgyptian Armed Forces
EAFElectric Arc Furnace
EAFElectrolysis Association of Florida
EAFEmergency Action Facility
EAFEmployer Application Form (UK)
EAFEmployers Association of Florida
EAFEnergy Availability Factor (power plant performance)
EAFEngineering Analysis Function
EAFEngineering Application Framework
EAFEnglish Archery Federation
EAFEntity Armed Forces
EAFEPEC (Enteropathogenic Escherichia Coli) Adherence Factor
EAFEquipment Allowance File
EAFEvent Adaptation Function
EAFexpeditionary aerospace forces (US DoD)
EAFExpeditionary Airfield
EAFExperimenter's Analysis Facility
EAFExport Authorization Form
EAFEnterprise Architecture Framework
EAFEth Adaptation Function
EAFExclusive Access Files
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Each of the six ladles of steel was melted in a single, 95-ton electric arc furnace and then subsequently treated and kept hot in rotation in either the vacuum arc degassing unit or the similar vacuum oxygen decarburization unit," Marston said.
Sheffield delivers largest castings in the western world by Modern Casting
SDK) has decided to increase its production of 30-inch- and 32-inch-diameter graphite electrodes from around 15,000 tons/year at present, to 25,000 tons/year by 2010, to meet growing demand from electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmakers.
Showa Denko K.K. (SDK) to Up Production of Large-Diameter Graphite ... by JCN Newswires
Electric Arc Furnace (EAF)--A steel-making furnace in which ferrous scrap can make up to 100 percent of the material melted.
Industry terms: glossary of scrap and metals by Recycling Today
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