stahl und eisen 01-02/2020 Leseprobe
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Grain-size-controlled grades can ensure high stress<br />
ratios and Agt values thanks to a dedicated controlled<br />
temperature rolling strategy. With the UFG process<br />
it is possible to obtain a grain-size definition from <br />
to 1 m, which makes it possible to have a material<br />
with higher ductility because the lower grain-size<br />
prevents any potential crack from propagating.<br />
Energy Savings & Environmental<br />
Sustainability<br />
The current production process of structural steel<br />
for construction purposes is going to be drastically<br />
changed, as is already happening in the USA, as well<br />
as in most countries like hina that are becoming<br />
increasingly aware of the environmental impact and<br />
starting to minimize 2<br />
emissions and preserve<br />
natural resources. In this regard, hina is progressively<br />
replacing the existing blast furnaces with the<br />
lower-polluting EAFs, avoiding the use of RHF for<br />
billet reheating from ambient temperature to more<br />
than 11 before entering the rolling mill.<br />
The complete absence of RHF in our ER process<br />
avoids a huge waste of energy and gives net savings<br />
in terms of NG consumption of about 30 Nm3/ton,<br />
euivalent to approximately kWhton which<br />
corresponds to a reduction in 2<br />
emissions on the<br />
order of 100 kg/t.<br />
Twin MI.DA. plants can generate a considerable<br />
reduction of about 1, ton per year in 2<br />
emissions, corresponding to 7, circulating cars.<br />
Industry 4.0<br />
The ER process has been constantly supported through<br />
the years by a strategy that aims to guarantee<br />
performance in terms of apEx and pEx, thanks<br />
also to the wide application of digital technologies<br />
with the aim of transforming conventional plants<br />
into Smart Plants. A Smart Plant constitutes a safe,<br />
exible, efficient and environmentally friendly manufacturing<br />
concept based on the extensive digitalization<br />
of processes, full integration of cybernetics<br />
and strong interconnection between humans and<br />
intelligent artificial systems. Increased automation<br />
complexity reuires a different approach to assist<br />
operators in realizing the full potential of a Smart<br />
Plant.<br />
In this regard, the Digital Pulpit provides a<br />
full “soft-desk”, totally based on computer screens<br />
through which the operator can both monitor the<br />
plant and operate it, in an ergonomical and user-friendly<br />
approach.<br />
Summary<br />
The MI.DA. plant size and configuration has evolved<br />
continuously and steadily over the years. It has taken<br />
just a few years for it to grow from its original size<br />
of , tpy up to todays 1. Mtpy production<br />
capacity through the development of the TWIN MI.<br />
DA. configuration.<br />
Advanced automation and digital solutions, fully<br />
integrated and optimized into the MI.DA. ecosystem,<br />
have led to a broad ow of information to support<br />
operators in their decision making and to replace<br />
them even in the most uncertain and dusty places.<br />
This makes the MI.DA. concept, in combination with<br />
the E..R. process, a proven and reliable technology<br />
to meet the market demand for high efficiency<br />
and energy savings in the production of reinforcing<br />
steel long products, both straight and coiled coils,<br />
including wire coils.<br />
Figure 7:<br />
MI.DA. productivity<br />
development<br />
Figure 6: 3Q Digital Pulpit<br />
Contact / more information:<br />
Andrea De Luca, Danieli<br />
a.deluca@danieli.it<br />
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