STEEL + TECHNOLOGY 04/2019 EXTRACT
STEEL + TECHNOLOGY 04/2019 EXTRACT
STEEL + TECHNOLOGY 04/2019 EXTRACT
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NEWS ROUND-UP | 27<br />
PIOMA Odlewnia in Piotrków Trybunalski,<br />
south west of Warsaw. The AOD has<br />
a 7 tonnes capacity as to produce special<br />
and stainless steel grades needed for<br />
their foundry products. The project was<br />
realised as a turnkey project by UHT<br />
which included civil works, rooms and<br />
fume treatment plant. The AOD converter<br />
is equipped with the UTCAS ® level 2<br />
process control system. The new plant<br />
enables PIOMA Odlewnia to apply secondary<br />
metallurgical processes and<br />
hence produce higher quality of cast<br />
steel.<br />
• UHT– Uvån Hagfors Teknologi AB,<br />
Kista, Sweden<br />
RUSSIA<br />
Mechel signs major contract for coke and coal<br />
International trading company Steel<br />
Mont secures stock<br />
Mechel reports signing a major contract<br />
for coke and coal supplies with the<br />
international trading company Steel<br />
Mont. According to the agreement,<br />
before the end of 2020 Mechel will supply<br />
Steel Mont with up to 700,000<br />
tonnes of products, including up to<br />
350,000 tonnes of metallurgical coke<br />
produced by Moscow Coke and Gas<br />
Plant and up to 350,000 tonnes of pulverized<br />
coal (PCI) and anthracites produced<br />
by Southern Kuzbass Coal Company.<br />
The supplies will be shipped by<br />
sea through Port Mechel-Temryuk (Sea<br />
of Azov) in Krasnodar Region in Southern<br />
Russia as well as Russian ports in<br />
the North and Baltic Seas.<br />
• Mechel<br />
NLMK orders bell annealing furnaces<br />
Danieli Centro Combustion will supply<br />
a bell annealing furnace installation<br />
to NLMK Metiz for the Berezovki<br />
facility.<br />
Key equipment of the bell annealing facility for steel wire coils (Picture: Danieli)<br />
The new system will heat-treat (recrystallize)<br />
steel wire coils in 100% N2<br />
atmosphere. The furnace can be<br />
charged with 21 t coils in seven stacks<br />
of three coils each. The project consists<br />
of two phases. In each phase,<br />
Danieli Centro Combustion will supply<br />
two bases, one heating hood, two<br />
inner covers, and one cooling hood.<br />
The furnaces will have a direct coupled<br />
base fan, a diffuser and plenum,<br />
hydraulic locking system and silicon-carbide<br />
head burners, each with<br />
its own recuperator. Danieli will supply<br />
all mechanical, electrical and automation<br />
equipment, and provide technical<br />
assistance during erection and commissioning.<br />
• Danieli<br />
Severstal places order for extensive plate mill<br />
Danieli has been awarded a contract by<br />
Severstal for the upgrade of plate mill<br />
2800 at Cherepovets.<br />
The purpose of the upgrade is to<br />
improve the plate surface quality and<br />
increase the production volume. The<br />
order for Danieli includes a new hot<br />
dividing shear, two new, disc-type<br />
cooling beds, an upgrade to the plate<br />
tilter for plate inspection, two chain<br />
transfers, and new piling facilities consisting<br />
of over 3,000 t of new equipment.<br />
The fully hydraulic hot dividing shear<br />
will be able to cut plates with thicknesses<br />
up to 50 mm, at temperatures<br />
up to 1,000°C. The shear will be shiftable<br />
offline when not in use to protect<br />
it from extended exposition to high<br />
temperatures. The new pair of cooling<br />
beds will assure the requested surface<br />
quality of the plates thanks to the disctype<br />
design. Danieli Automation will<br />
provide new Level 1 and Level 2 automation<br />
systems for the supplied equipment,<br />
including a crop optimization system<br />
for the hot dividing shear. The<br />
project will be carried out in several<br />
steps, with project completion scheduled<br />
for spring 2021.<br />
• Danieli<br />
<strong>STEEL</strong> + <strong>TECHNOLOGY</strong> 1 (<strong>2019</strong>) No. 4