Примеры использования Steel consumption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Apparent steel consumption.
Iv Seminar on Trends in the Structure of Steel Consumption.
Actual steel consumption 6/ 1,000t.
Trends in the Structure of Steel Consumption.
Apparent steel consumption(finished steel products) 7/.
Seminar on the Structure of Steel Consumption.
In 2015, domestic steel consumption is expected to reach 3.2 min.
Trends in the Structure of Steel Consumption.
Steel consumption in Ukraine is decreasing rapidly for the second consecutive year.
Structure of Steel Consumption.
How has steel consumption changed in regions not directly connected to the occupation or the ATO?
Trends in the Structure of Steel Consumption.
Per capita steel consumption reached 865 kg compared to 501 kg in 1990 and 153 kg in 1980.
Structure of Steel Consumption.
The decline in steel consumption is mainly due to decreases in demand in China, in the CIS and in some other regions.
Seminar on the Structure of Steel Consumption.
If we look at steel consumption per capita, we can see the opportunity for twofold growth.
European Union e.g. based on the EUROSTAT publications on Steel Consumption by User Branch.
Session II. Structure of steel consumption in the main consuming branches.
Since the early 2000s, China has been the major driver of growth in steel consumption in the world.
Apparent steel consumption would also increase by 5 per cent in 1998 as a result of the general economic development.
Note: Production refers to crude steel, consumption to finished steel products.
Falling steel consumption in Europe due to a lack of available credit, which impacted sales of slabs and flat products.
Sales growth by the Group's divisions significantly outperformed steel consumption growth in its home markets.
In the first five months of 2015, steel consumption in the domestic market decreased by 40%, while production declined by 32.
As domestic demand is weak, ramping up export orders is a priority task to ensure that the country's steel consumption bounces back.
Apparent steel consumption exceeded 4 Mt in 1994, and production of semi-finished steel products amounted to 1.5 Mt.
Despite the favourable general economic outlook,apparent steel consumption would not show a strong growth, posting a 3 per cent increase in 1997.
Steel consumption increased by 6% in 2017 to 98 million tonnes, driven by growing demand from the construction, automotive, and oil and gas sectors.
In 2013, the highest per-capita steel consumption was in South Korea, with over 3x that of the USA.