Conclusion
Steel conversion - Operational aspects, equipment and engineering
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Conclusion
Steel conversion - Operational aspects, equipment and engineering

Author : Guy DENIER

Publication date: March 10, 2010 | Lire en français

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4. Conclusion

  • At the start of the 21st century, new technologies in measurement, automation, maintenance management, refractory repair, planning and mixed refining are improving the performance achieved by conversion steelworks:

    • the metallurgical results are close to the limits defined by the physico-chemical tests;

    • Productivity can reach impressive levels, for example nearly 1,000 tonnes per hour of production in a 2-converter steel mill with a 300-tonne capacity;

    • the dispersion of results has been reduced, resulting in a decrease in the frequency of corrective actions at the converter and downgrading of castings;

    • Pollution from various fumes has been considerably reduced by the systematic introduction, in developed countries at...

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