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80%, and particulates are reduced by 20–80%.
For furnaces that operate with a cover of raw
material, a target of 0.1 kg/t for particulates is
realistic. Reductions in sulfur dioxide are
achieved by choosing natural gas over fuel oil
where possible.
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