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Proceedings of the Seminar on Steelmaking, Casting and Non-Ferrous Metallurgy


ISSN 2594-5300

28º Seminário de Aciaria Vol. 01 , num. 28 (1997)


Title

Operation of a HBI Based Meltshop

Operation of a HBI Based Meltshop

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DOI

10.5151/2594-5300-28Aciaria-137-150

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Abstract

This paper presents a detailed description of the CASIMA’s meltshop facilities, the melting process to produce steel via high percentages of HBI with scrap and pig iron, as well as the mass and energy balance model applied. The application of this model has important advantages on the melt process, because by using this tool it becomes possible to optimize the metallic yield, flux and energy consumption; to predict the slag composition and the tapping conditions; and to design the appropriate electrical and continuous feeding procedures. This work also shows the application of the mass and energy balance model to three different charge mixes under CASIMA’s EAF operating parameters and the tapping conditions that could be achieved.

 

This paper presents a detailed description of the CASIMA’s meltshop facilities, the melting process to produce steel via high percentages of HBI with scrap and pig iron, as well as the mass and energy balance model applied. The application of this model has important advantages on the melt process, because by using this tool it becomes possible to optimize the metallic yield, flux and energy consumption; to predict the slag composition and the tapping conditions; and to design the appropriate electrical and continuous feeding procedures. This work also shows the application of the mass and energy balance model to three different charge mixes under CASIMA’s EAF operating parameters and the tapping conditions that could be achieved.

Keywords

HBI, mass, energy, balance, continuous feeding

HBI, mass, energy, balance, continuous feeding

How to cite

Hassan, Alberto; Mazzei, Orlando; Lares, Atilio. Operation of a HBI Based Meltshop, p. 137-150. In: 28º Seminário de Aciaria, São Paulo, Brasil, 1997.
ISSN: 2594-5300, DOI 10.5151/2594-5300-28Aciaria-137-150