outbreak of cold air [ cold-air outbreak | cold-air invasion ]

Autoimmune haemolytic disease (cold type)(warm type) Chronic cold haemagglutinin disease Cold agglutinin:disease | haemoglobinuria | Haemolytic anaemia:cold type (secondary)(symptomatic) | warm type (secondary)(symptomatic)

foundry operator | metal molder | casting machine operator | mold casting worker

excessive cold as the cause of:chilblains NOS | immersion foot or hand | exposure to:cold NOS | weather conditions |

ladle crane operator

cold-box process [ cold box | cold box moulding | cold box core making ]

Threat to breathing due to cave-in, falling earth and other substances

cold casting | cooled finishing process | cold fabrication | cold forging

cold looping | cold twisting | cold braiding | cold winding

The members should have a wide background knowledge and individual expertise in one or more of the following areas: raw materials; ironmaking; steelmaking; continuous casting; hot and/or cold rolling; steel finishing and/or surface treatment; development of steel grades and/or products; steel applications and properties; environmental and social issues.

Increases in excess of ECU 100 million concerned Austria (cold-rolling mills), Germany (continuous casting, cold-rolling mills and coated products), Italy (coking plants and anti-pollution measures), the Netherlands (hot-rolled wide strip) and Sweden (blast furnaces).

In the cold-rolled strip sector, it was 72% (MPP = 48 million tonnes). MPPs estimated for 1993 in these three product categories are 94.2, 72.3 and 48.4 million tonnes respectively In 1989, a total of 16.1 million tonnes of cold-rolled wide strip was coated, as against 12.3 million tonnes in 1986. Utilization rates were particularly high (electro-galvanizing 79%, hot-dip galvanizing 92%, organic coatings 81%).

It must also agree not to build a second continuous casting facility for slabs for at least five years from the date of closure of the slab mill; (d) ProfilArbed SA agrees by the end of 1995 at the latest, pursuant to the abovementioned Decision, to replace its L-D steel melting shop at Esch-Belval with an electric melting shop with an MPP not exceeding 1 500 kt/year; (e) until output at rolling mill IX at Esch-Belvan begins, Klöckner Stahl agrees to limit production of hot-rolled coil at the Bremen hot strip mill to 2 640 kt/year and not to exceed 3 360 kt/year, including rolling to order; (f) Klöckner Stahl undertakes not to invest, ...[+++] save by prior agreement with the Commission, in maintenance or other plant, in order to maintain the bottleneck identified in the SNV expert report ("Einschleusungslogistik für die Warmbreitbankstrasse der Hütte Bremen, 8.3.1984, Studiengesellschaft Nahverkehr mbH) which limits the quantity of slabs coming from outside for processing to 1 020 kt/year; (g) Klöckner Stahl GmbH cuts its MPP of cold-rolled strip and sheet products by 500 kt/year by reducing MPP at its Bremen plant from 1500 to 1000 kt/year as follows: 300 kt/year before the end of June 1996 200 kt/year before the end of June 1998.