Converter Noise And Off Gas Temperature Measurements, Tools For Better BOF Control. ? 1. Introduction

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Paul E. Nilles
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1972

Abstract

For every single BOF heat, the steelmaker must control the refining operation in order to satisfy at turndown the following conditions : - to reach the correct steel analysis (C, S, P, ...) in the shortest time possible, i.e. without reblow; - to maintain the temperature of the metal in a narrow range; - to produce the optimum steel weight. It is obvious that during refining limited time and scarce information are available and only very few corrective actions can be taken. For this reason, it is of the greatest importance to facilitate the control of the BOF process by taking adequate measures before and during charging of the converter. These are : - the availability of accurate and reliable equipments for the classical measurements, 5.e. weights, temperatures, flow-rates, analyses, etc... - the operation of an optimal charge calculation model which takes into account all information concerning the preceeding heats and the charged materials. '
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APA: Paul E. Nilles  (1972)  Converter Noise And Off Gas Temperature Measurements, Tools For Better BOF Control. ? 1. Introduction

MLA: Paul E. Nilles Converter Noise And Off Gas Temperature Measurements, Tools For Better BOF Control. ? 1. Introduction. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1972.

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