Thursday, November 22, 2007

Australian Company to Use Waste Plastic to Make Steel

Asia Pulse Pte Ltd.
Australian steelmaker OneSteel has signed an agreement with the University of NSW in which waste plastic will replace up to 30% of the coke and coal used in their steelmaking process. The technology has been tested for the past two years at OneSteel's Sydney plant in Rooty Hill.

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