SUBSTANCE FLOW ANALYSIS OF ZINC IN CHINA

Guo Xueyi; Zhong Juya; Song Yu; Tian qinghua

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SUBSTANCE FLOW ANALYSIS OF ZINC IN CHINA

Guo Xueyi *,Zhong Juya #,Song Yu,Tian qinghua

School of Metallurgical Science & Engineering, Central South University

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Opened online:27 January 2009

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Citation: Guo Xueyi,Zhong Juya,Song Yu.SUBSTANCE FLOW ANALYSIS OF ZINC IN CHINA[OL]. [27 January 2009] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/28320

The method of Substance Flow Analysis (abbreviated as SFA) provides a helpful tool for the study of the industrial metabolism of a certain metal within a regional level. Zinc is one of the important strategic commodities of national economic development in China, the resources utilization and recycling of which is important for the sustainable development of China\

Keywords:Zinc; Substance Flow Analysis; “STAF” Model; Life Cycle; Resource Recycling

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