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| ArticleName | Ultra-high chemical power electric arc furnace for 320 t/h |
| ArticleAuthor | R. Gottardi, S. Miani, A. Partyka, B. Engin. |
| ArticleAuthorData | S. Miani, e-mail: stefano.miani@concast.it. |
| Abstract | The electric arc furnace supplied to Icdas Biga steel plant in Turkey was the first Concast Ultra High Chemical power (UHCP) EAF and required innovative solutions in design, construction and operation of the furnace. After three years of success and really outstanding performance, the Icdas group decided to build a parallel meltshop and to order a new furnace, designed to the technical evolution of the EAF No. 1 able to reach a total yearly production of at least 2.3 million t. |
| keywords | electric arc furnaces, chemical power, innovative solutions, melting shops, production. |
| References | 1. Engin, B.; Gottardi, R.; Miani, S.: Process control strategies and implementation for the 175 t EAF at Icdas. Turkey. Proc New Developments In Metallurgical Process Technology, 19–21 Sept 2004, Riva del Garda, Italy. 2. Gottardi. R.; Miani, S.; Novak, H.; Partyka, A.: Ultra High Chemical Power EAF, Proc AISTech 2006, 1–4 May 2006, Cleveland, USA. 3. Partyka, A.; Gottardi, R.; Miani, S.: New giant generation EAF, Proc AISTech 2007, 7–10 May 2007, Indianapolis, USA. 4. Partyka, A.; Gottardi, R.; Miani, S.: New Ultra High Chemical Power EAF for 320 t/h, Proc ATS 2007, 13–14 Dec 2007, Pans, France. |
| Language of full-text | russian |
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