Steel Plant
Steel plants are the backbone of modern infrastructure and manufacturing, producing raw materials essential for construction, automotive, energy, shipbuilding, and heavy machinery industries. These facilities integrate advanced metallurgical processes with robust machinery to ensure high-quality output, efficiency, and sustainability. From ironmaking and steelmaking to rolling and finishing, each stage requires precise temperature control, heavy-duty equipment, and automated handling systems.
Modern steel plants emphasize energy efficiency, waste reduction, and automation. With innovations in blast furnaces, electric arc furnaces, continuous casting, and rolling mills, plants are capable of producing large volumes of steel while meeting international standards of strength, durability, and consistency.
Technical Specifications
Blast Furnace Capacity: 1,000 – 5,000 m³ with hot metal output of 1–10 million tons per year.
Electric Arc Furnace (EAF): Capacity ranging from 50 to 300 tons per heat, energy-efficient with scrap and DRI melting capability.
Continuous Casting: Casting speed up to 6 m/min, producing slabs, billets, or blooms with thicknesses between 150–400 mm.
Rolling Mills: Hot and cold rolling lines with widths up to 2,500 mm and rolling speeds exceeding 20 m/s.
Hydraulic Systems: High-pressure systems (up to 350 bar) for heavy-duty pressing, rolling, and automation.
Energy Efficiency: Waste heat recovery systems, gas cleaning plants, and optimized fuel consumption per ton of steel.
Automation & Control: PLC/DCS systems with real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and process optimization.
Environmental Compliance: Advanced dust collection, water recycling, and emission control systems to meet ISO/CE standards.
Material Handling: Automated cranes, conveyors, and robotic systems for raw material feeding and finished product handling.
With robust machinery, advanced controls, and sustainable practices, steel plants deliver high-quality steel products while driving industrial growth and global infrastructure development.
