GB/T 44032-2024
ActiveIdentification method for iron ore and materials containing iron
铁矿石与含铁物料的鉴别方法
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 44032-2024 specifies a systematic identification method to distinguish iron ore from other iron-containing materials, such as steelmaking slags or industrial by-products. It is applied in the mining, metallurgy, and customs inspection sectors to prevent fraud, ensure accurate classification for trade, and verify compliance with quality standards during import/export or resource utilization.
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