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<item><title>FeSi 75 vs FeSi 72: which grade fits your heat?</title><link>https://krisalloy.com/article-fesi-75-vs-72</link><guid>https://krisalloy.com/article-fesi-75-vs-72</guid><pubDate>2026-10-24T08:00:00+08:00</pubDate><description>The difference is not just 3% silicon. It changes recovery, slag volume and the cost per tonne of steel — here is how to choose.</description></item>
<item><title>How many tonnes of ferrosilicon fit in a container?</title><link>https://krisalloy.com/article-container-load-ferroalloys</link><guid>https://krisalloy.com/article-container-load-ferroalloys</guid><pubDate>2026-10-23T08:00:00+08:00</pubDate><description>Payload, bulk density and bag size decide the answer. A worked example for a 20GP, plus the products where volume runs out before weight.</description></item>
<item><title>Ferroalloy market notes: what to watch in Q4 2026</title><link>https://krisalloy.com/article-q4-2026-ferroalloy-market</link><guid>https://krisalloy.com/article-q4-2026-ferroalloy-market</guid><pubDate>2026-10-22T08:00:00+08:00</pubDate><description>Energy costs, silicon metal availability and freight rates are the three variables we are watching for the next quarter. A short, practical brief.</description></item>
<item><title>Ca-Ba-Al-Si vs Si-Ba-Ca: choosing an inoculant for ductile iron</title><link>https://krisalloy.com/article-inoculants-ca-ba-al-si-vs-si-ba-ca</link><guid>https://krisalloy.com/article-inoculants-ca-ba-al-si-vs-si-ba-ca</guid><pubDate>2026-10-21T08:00:00+08:00</pubDate><description>Both contain barium. The difference is how much aluminium and calcium they bring, and how they behave in thin sections and long pours.</description></item>
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