Reheating ovens
Environmental protection : Technology
Article REF: M7151 V1
Reheating ovens
Environmental protection : Technology

Author : Jean RAGUIN

Publication date: July 10, 1992 | Lire en français

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10. Reheating ovens

Heating steel products for rolling can be a source of atmospheric pollution through combustion fumes, which (except in the case of electric heating) contain sulfur and nitrogen oxides, as well as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and soot.

It also leads to surface oxidation of steels, with the production of scale.

10.1 Sulfur oxides

Virtually all the sulfur in the fuel is released into the atmosphere as sulfur dioxide SO 2 with a small proportion of sulfuric aerosol.

The following means are available to limit such discharges:

  • limit reheating phases (hot loading, direct rolling);

  • improve...

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