eafs造句

• However, EAFs have the advantage of lower fixed costs than the integrated steel plants.
• Then in 1878 Carl Wilhelm Siemens patented, constructed and operated both direct and indirect EAFs.
• However, since 1994, the EAFs have reduced production of semis and increased the output of rolled products.
• While EAFs were widely used in World War II for production of alloy steels, it was only later that electric steelmaking began to expand.
• According to a report by INFAC, an industry research outfit, most mild steel EAFs have realisations between Rs11, 000 and Rs12, 000 per tonne.
• In 2002, the WHO estimated the global environmental burden of disease by using risk assessment data to develop environmentally attributable fractions ( EAFs ) of mortality and morbidity for 85 categories of disease.
• In order to give an initial estimate of the environmental burden of disease for four major categories of disease, the developed by the WHO, EAFs developed by other researchers, and data from Canadian public health institutions were used.
• During the 2003 invasion of Iraq, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing units flew over 7, 800 combat sorties, expended over 3.9 million pounds of ordnance, carried over 10, 000 troops and 6.2 million pounds of cargo, built five base camps, two expeditionary airfields ( EAFs ), ten forward area arming and refueling points ( FARPS ) and three forward operating bases ( FOBs ) . 2nd MAW eventually headquartered at Al Asad Airbase to serve as the aviation combat element of Multi-National Forces West for the remainder of the Iraq War.