STEEL + TECHNOLOGY 01/2019
- STEEL COMPANIES: Implementation of the new continuous casting plant at Saarstahl is on track - STEEL TECHNOLOGY: Ultra-thin hot rolled strip with only 0.6 mm thickness produced on Arvedi ESP line - ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. 3D spray head for forging presses wins German Design Award
- STEEL COMPANIES: Implementation of the new continuous casting plant at Saarstahl
is on track
- STEEL TECHNOLOGY: Ultra-thin hot rolled strip with only 0.6 mm thickness produced on Arvedi ESP line
- ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. 3D spray head for forging presses wins German Design Award
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NEWS ROUND-UP | 15<br />
skin-pass mill with a maximum roll force of<br />
1,500 t, a 60-t tension leveller, inspection<br />
facilities and an exit and coil dispatching<br />
system. The line will be designed to process<br />
strip with thicknesses ranging from 0.6 to<br />
4 mm and widths between 900 and 1,600<br />
mm at a process speed of 370 m/min. The<br />
maximal coil weight is 35 t.<br />
• Primetals Technologies<br />
Cold rolled black coil (Picture: Primetals Technologies)<br />
Weifang Special Steel places order for second reducing and sizing block<br />
Chinese special steel producer Weifang<br />
Special Steel has placed another order<br />
with Friedrich Kocks for a reducing and<br />
sizing block (RSB ® ) in 5.0 design.<br />
This is the second order from Weifang<br />
Iron & Steel to Kocks within four months.<br />
Weifang is headquartered in the province<br />
of Shandong and mainly produces<br />
carbon steel wire rod, welding wire and<br />
SBQ for the automotive industry. The<br />
Kocks RSB ® 5.0 will be used fro various<br />
SBQ grades such as bearing and spring<br />
steel for a diameter range from 18 to 60<br />
Chengde Steel orders process lines for new cold strip complex<br />
mm and a maximum speed of 18 m/s.<br />
Commissioning is scheduled for the mid<br />
of 2<strong>01</strong>9.<br />
• Friedrich Kocks GmbH & Co KG<br />
Chengde Steel Vanadium Titanium Cold-<br />
Rolled Sheets has placed an order with<br />
Primetals Technologies to supply a continuous<br />
pickling line and a continuous<br />
galvanizing line for a new cold rolling and<br />
processing plant to be built in the company's<br />
location in Chengde, Hebei province.<br />
The continuous pickling line (CPL) will be<br />
designed to process 1 million t/year of cold<br />
strip, the continuous galvanizing line (CGL)<br />
410,000 t/year.<br />
The CPL will come with a side trimmer,<br />
a scrap chopper and a skin-pass<br />
mill featuring a maximum roll force of<br />
1,500 t. Strip thicknesses from 1 to 8<br />
mm may be processed, at widths of up<br />
to 1,630 mm. Primetals Technologies is<br />
also responsible for the engineering,<br />
supply of the electrical and automation<br />
systems and supervision of installation<br />
and commissioning.<br />
The equipment supplied for the CGL will<br />
include a skin-pass mill with a roll force of<br />
up to 1,200 t and a tension leveller. The<br />
line will be able to process hot strip with<br />
thicknesses between 1 and 6 mm as well<br />
as cold strip with thicknesses ranging from<br />
0.5 to 2.5 mm, likewise at a maximum<br />
strip width of 1,630 mm. Both lines are<br />
scheduled to come on stream in the third<br />
quarter of 2<strong>01</strong>9.<br />
• Primetals Technologies<br />
Jiangsu Shagang to expand ladle furnace capacity<br />
Primetals Technologies has received an<br />
order from Jiangsu Shagang to supply a<br />
third twin ladle furnace for the converter<br />
steelworks in Zhangjiagang.<br />
This means that a 140 t twin ladle furnace<br />
will be added to the two existing 120 t twin<br />
ladle furnaces, which were also supplied<br />
by Primetals Technologies. The project is<br />
scheduled to be completed by the end of<br />
the second quarter of 2<strong>01</strong>9. The additional<br />
ladle furnace will enable the entire annual<br />
production capacity of 2.8 million t of liquid<br />
steel to be treated. Also, the new ladle<br />
furnace will improve liquid steel quality for<br />
use in a continuous casting machine and<br />
allow for development of high value added<br />
products.<br />
Primetals Technologies<br />
will be responsible for engineering<br />
the twin ladle<br />
furnace and supplying key<br />
components. The scope of<br />
supply also includes the associated<br />
electrical and automation<br />
equipment, such<br />
as the Melt Expert electrode<br />
control system and<br />
associated Level 2 models.<br />
Primetals Technologies will<br />
also supervise installation<br />
and commissioning, and train<br />
the customer's staff.<br />
• Primetals Technologies<br />
Twin ladle furnace in operation (Picture: Primetals Technologies)<br />
<strong>STEEL</strong> + <strong>TECHNOLOGY</strong> 1 (2<strong>01</strong>9) First Issue