Using Recycled Plastic and Rubber in Steel Making - An Environmentally Friendly Technology

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A video clip showing the innovative Australian technology transforming household plastic and rubber waste into steel. The technology has positive environmental implications through reducing landfill. The trechnology also reduces energy consumption in the electric arc furnace in the steel making process.

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