AlCircle New Year LAUNCH - An Exclusive Sector Focus Report on Aluminium Dross Processing: A Global Review

AlCircle has added a new exclusive report - a sector focus to its portfolio- “Aluminium Dross Processing: A Global Review.” The first report of 2018 from the Virtual Aluminium Platform promises to provide a deep insight into the world aluminium dross processing industry that is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years.

In the wake of rising aluminium demand globally, recycling of aluminium scrap has come under focus lately; along with it, aluminium dross has moved into limelight. With the advancement in technologies, recovery of secondary aluminium from dross is being considered as an economically viable process with proven sustainability advantages.
AlCircle Research and Analysis team has estimated that aluminium industry comprising primary, recycled and downstream sectors, generated around 3 million tonnes of dross in 2017. Keeping pace with the aluminium usage, dross generation across the aluminium value chain will grow at around 4 to 5% per annum rate in the coming years.
The special technology report packs in more analyses and observations. For the detailed Table of Contents, click here.
In a nutshell, this is what AlCircle Sector Focus Report has to offer:
- World aluminium dross recovery volume in 2017
- Dross: Components, types, recycling process, evolution, on-site & off-site processing technologies
- Region-wise production
- Sector-wise contribution
- Import trend from 2012-2016
- Major dross importing and exporting countries (in 2016)
- Case studies on Bell Bay Aluminium Smelter, Befesa, and Iceland
This report is now available in both Digital as well as Print format. Both the available options along with their pricing details are as follows:

So, wait no more! Click here and be among the firsts to buy AlCircle Sector Focus report on Aluminium Dross Processing: A Global Review.
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