Revue de Métallurgie (Paris)

The Revue de Métallurgie is:

• a monthly journal (11 issues per year) with two separate orientations:
  • 7 technological issues mainly on steel processing and applications
  • 4 scientific issues on material science and engineering (Science et Génie des Matériaux)
    
    
• a journal covering technical aspects and publishing general information regarding steel and materials
  
  
• a centennial journal created in 1904 by H. Le Chatelier and thus representative of the great tradition of the French Metallurgy
  
  
• a modern journal with an international dimension and
  • a brand new layout
  • an important place devoted to traditional materials but also
  • open to advanced materials and new technologies
    
    
• a bilingual journal (French and English), with also a German and a Spanish version for all abstracts
  
  
• a journal highly acclaimed for its technical and scientific level, with:
  • peer-reviewing for all articles
  • scientific recognition by the CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
    
    
• a specific distribution world-wide
  
  
• an advertising medium ideal for reaching the whole community of industrial and applied iron and steel metallurgy.

Scope

• iron and steel metallurgy processes and equipment of the steel industry
• process control
• materials and their use
• fundamentals of production and properties of materials
• materials behaviour
• general topics (measurement, control, energy, maintenance, environment, quality).

Contents

• technical and economic information
• review articles
• articles on processes, new products and experimental techniques
• advertisements.