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Davide Mombelli

Professore Associato

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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Davide Mombelli is an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Milano in Italy. His research areas encompass sustainable carbon production in steelmaking applications, the mechanical and metallurgical behavior of integrated steel plant byproducts, and the weldability of high Mn austenitic lightweight steels. Additionally, he has explored the application of secondary metallurgy slag in agriculture and the accuracy of microchannel architectures in composite parts. His recent publications reflect a strong focus on innovative materials and processes in the steel industry.

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Mario Grosso

Associate Professor

Politecnico di Torino

ITALY

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Stefan Steinlechner

Montanuniversität Leoben

AUSTRIA

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Thomas Echterhof

RWTH Aachen University

GERMANY

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Matteo Tommasini

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Politecnico di Milano

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Recycled Arabic gum as a replacement for starch in self-reducing mill scale-based briquettes

Supply Chain Environmental Burdens in Stainless Steel Electric Arc Furnace Steelmaking: A Life Cycle Perspective

Multifaceted Behavior and Versatility Features of Ferritic Stainless Steels, Part II: Investigating Electromagnetic, Mechanical, and Corrosion Behavior

Effect of physicochemical properties of fossil and biogenic carbons on short-term performances of molten hydroxide direct carbon fuel cell

Outline of a Washing Treatment to Improve Electric Arc Furnace Slag Environmental Behavior

Feasibility study on use of Arabic gum as alternative to corn starch in bonding self-reducing briquettes made by integrated cycle by-products

Corporate Carbon Footprint and Scope 3 Emissions in Stainless Steel Electric Arc Furnace Steelmaking: A Step To Tackle Climate Change

Assessment of the natural absorption of CO2 performed by steelmaking slag

Bridging science, sustainability and industry: insights from ESTAD 2025

Dimensional Change of 316 L and Red Mud Composite Manufactured via Binder Jetting: Influence of Green Density Gradient on Sintering Deformation

Thermo-catalytic methane pyrolysis for sustainable carbon production in steelmaking applications: Stainless steel catalysis and CO₂-enhanced catalyst regeneration

Effect of water-powder interaction on the mechanical and metallurgical behavior of integrated steel plant byproducts agglomerates

Investigation on high Mn austenitic lightweight steels weldability via GTAW overlay welding and butt-welding operations

The Use of Secondary Metallurgy Slag as Soil Corrective in Agriculture: Approval of Their Application in Italy

Assessment of microchannel architectures accuracy in stainless steel 316L/red mud composite parts fabricated by binder jetting

Modelling the influence of scrap size on charge-to-melt time and metallic loss in EAFs

Optimization of Red Mud and Blast Furnace Sludge Self-Reducing Briquettes Propaedeutic for Subsequent Magnetic Separation

Optimizing metal recovery from EAF dust: A comprehensive approach beyond the Waelz kiln process

Artificial Neural Network Model for Estimating Mold Flux Melting Temperature

Role of the Biogenic Carbon Physicochemical Properties in the Manufacturing and Industrial Transferability of Mill Scale-Based Self-Reducing Briquettes

Effect of Particle Size and Starch Gelatinization on the Mechanical and Metallurgical Performance of Jarosite Plus Blast Furnace Sludge Self-Reducing Briquettes

Repassivation-oriented pitting corrosion analysis in a cause-effect relationship with microstructure, precipitation, and mechanical behavior of low-carbon medium-chromium ferritic stainless steel

Consequences of the Direct Reduction and Electric Steelmaking Grid Creation on the Italian Steel Sector

Biochar and other carbonaceous materials used in steelmaking: Possibilities and synergies for power generation by direct carbon fuel cell

Chemical Range of Stability for Self-Dusting Ladle Furnace Slags and Destabilizing Effect of Sulfur

Microstructural, textural, and residual stress evolution alongside the magnetic properties through isothermal static recrystallization of cold-drawn Fe–Cr–Si–S–C ferritic high-alloy stainless steel and by JMAK modelling

Effect of tinplated scraps surface-to-volume ratio on the efficiency of the electrolytic detinning process

Characterization and Comparison of Single VAR-Remelted and Double VAR-Remelted Ingots of INCOLOY ® Alloy 925

Future Scenarios for Reducing Emissions and Consumption in the Italian Steelmaking Industry

Influence of the Recirculation of Various by-products Generated through Electric Arc Furnace Route on EAF Slag Quality

Iron Making in Fornovolasco (Italy) at the End of the Fifteenth Century, the Canecchio Furnace, and an Artifact Characterization

Mechanical and tribo-metallurgical behavior of 17-4 precipitation hardening stainless steel affected by severe cold plastic deformation: a comprehensive review article

Suitability of Self-Reducing and Slag-Forming Briquettes for Electric Arc Furnace Use Based on Laboratory Tests

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Mario Grosso

Stefan Steinlechner

Thomas Echterhof

Matteo Tommasini

Ilaria Cristofolini

Nathalie Gruber

Marco Mariani

Gianluca Dall'Osto

Marco Zago

Silvia Barella

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