ISSN 2594-5297
60º Seminário de Laminação, Conformação de Metais e Produtos — Vol. 60, Num. 60 (2025)
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Sustainability has become a critical concern in the global steel industry. As steel production is inherently resource-intensive and generates significant emissions, the implementation of sustainable practices is crucial to mitigate its ecological footprint. This paper explores the current state and future prospects of sustainable galvanizing technology, a vital process for enhancing steel's durability by applying a protective zinc coating. Finally, the paper presents case studies of fossil-free galvanizing implementations with zero emission in the USA and abroad, illustrating how these initiatives not only comply with stringent emission permits but also contribute to a competitive advantage in the market.
SUSTAINABILITY HAS BECOME A CRITICAL CONCERN IN THE GLOBAL STEEL INDUSTRY. AS STEEL PRODUCTION IS INHERENTLY RESOURCE-INTENSIVE AND GENERATES SIGNIFICANT EMISSIONS, THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES IS CRUCIAL TO MITIGATE ITS ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT. THIS PAPER EXPLORES THE CURRENT STATE AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF SUSTAINABLE GALVANIZING TECHNOLOGY, A VITAL PROCESS FOR ENHANCING STEEL'S DURABILITY BY APPLYING A PROTECTIVE ZINC COATING. FINALLY, THE PAPER PRESENTS CASE STUDIES OF FOSSIL-FREE GALVANIZING IMPLEMENTATIONS WITH ZERO EMISSION IN THE USA AND ABROAD, ILLUSTRATING HOW THESE INITIATIVES NOT ONLY COMPLY WITH STRINGENT EMISSION PERMITS BUT ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN THE MARKET.
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Galvanizing, CO2 emissions, CGL, PGL, Induction, Electrical heating, Radiant tubes
Galvanizing, CO2 emissions, CGL, PGL, Induction, Electrical heating, Radiant tubes
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Heide, Christoph von der; Kretschmer, Matthias; Behrens, Holger; Giovanni, Amedeo Di; Cota, Helton de Freitas; Segundo, Flávio Luiz Alves Silveira.
HEATING TECHNOLOGIES ENABLING FOSSIL-FREE GALVANIZING WITH ZERO EMISSION,
p. 356-366.
In: 60º Seminário de Laminação, Conformação de Metais e Produtos,
São Paulo, Brasil,
2025.
ISSN: 2594-5297, DOI 10.5151/2594-5297-42318