West Siberian Metallurgical Plant

In 1934 it was planned to build a 2-1 Kuznetsk Metallurgical Plant at the Antonov site. ^[3] Construction of the plant at the Antonovsky site (2nd Kuznetsky) lasted from 1941 to 1943. ^[four]

In 1957, the USSR Council of Ministers approved the construction of the West Siberian Metallurgical Plant near the city of Novokuznetsk .

The 2000 Blast furnace, Rolling mill 1300, was built.

In 1961, the foundation was laid for the first coke oven battery , which, on October 1, 1963, produced the first coke .

In 1964, the West-Siberian Metallurgical Plant was launched on the Antonovskaya site of Novokuznetsk , a more modern enterprise in terms of technical equipment than the Kuznetsk Metallurgical Plant . July 27, 1964, the plant received the first cast iron .

On September 2, 1965, the first rental was received at the 250-2 small section mill.

June 22, 1967 received the first agglomerate .

December 29, 1968 received the first in Siberia converter steel .

December 27, 1969 blooming commissioned.

In April 1970, the continuous-billet mill was commissioned; this was the complete metallurgical cycle. Scientific and practical conferences of young specialists are held. ^[five]

On January 22, 1971, the plant was awarded the Order of Lenin "For the great achievements of the workers of the West-Siberian Metallurgical Plant in increasing metal output and the accelerated development of design capacities of industrial facilities."

In the period from 1971 to 1980, the 3rd blast furnace, the oxygen converter shop No. 2, the 7th coke battery, the steel wire wire production shop were commissioned.

June 30, 1983 West-Siberian Metallurgical Plant was transformed into a combine .

On November 30, 1992, by the decision of the ZSMK labor collective, it was reorganized into the open joint-stock company “West-Siberian Metallurgical Works”. From 1994 to 2011, ZSMK brand was zapsib.

May 18, 1995 received the first pipe billet continuous casting machine billet (CCM) .

As of 1996, the company employed 35,495 people.

With the participation of specialists from SibGIU and KemSU, a program of further development of the ZSMK was presented. ^[6]

On October 31, 2002, a reconstructed eight-strand continuous caster was commissioned.

On February 4, 2005, a two-stage ladle furnace unit was put into operation, intended for out-of-furnace metal processing before casting on two continuous casting machines .

June 30, 2005, 5.5 millionth tonne of wire was obtained in the steel rolling industry.

On November 16, 2005, the first products were produced at the constructed slab caster .

In the first quarter of 2008, a major overhaul of turbocharger No. 10 was completed (the unit with a capacity of 3000 m³ of air per minute was designed to provide the plant with an oxygen blast ). A sewage treatment plant used in the process of copper-plating of wire in the workshop for the production of wire and hardware was commissioned . In the oxygen converter shop No. 1, the repair of the 160-ton converter No. 1 for steel production was completed .

From July 1, 2011, EVRAZ United West-Siberian Metallurgical Combine united ZSMK and NKMK. ^[7]

In 2011, the complex on the ZSMK site became known as the Evroz OZSMK construction rental site.

There are blast furnace shop with three furnaces, two converter shops, five converters ^[8] , rolling mills 250, 251, 252, 450 ^[9] .

Since 2014, pulverized coal has been used for the production of pig iron at EVRAZ ZSMK. The plant was one of the first in Russia to introduce advanced technology in the blast furnace process . ^[ten]

• Order of Lenin 1971
• International award: Golden Star of the Arch of Europe 1993
• Golden Globe Sign 1994

Evrazholding owns 99.9% of Zapsib, which is Evrazholding’s second largest asset.

The following workshops are located at the construction rental site:

• Coke production
  • coal preparation
  • coal preparation,
  • 1 coke
  • 2 coke
  • chemical trapping shop
  • benzene distillation plant
  • tar processing shop
  • phthalic anhydride workshop,
  • energy-repair (specialized) shop
  • specialized workshop for the maintenance and repair of mechanical and electrical equipment)
• Agglosex oil production
  • lime burning shop
  • crushing and screening plant
  • sinter shop
  • slurry shop
• Blast furnace shop - 3 blast furnaces (at 2100, 1179, 2140 tons per year)
• Steelmaking
  • oxygen converter room No. 1, equipped with three converters with a capacity of 160 tons each,
  • oxygen converter № 2 with two converters with a capacity of 350 tons each, installation of a "ladle furnace" of the long and slab caster ^[11] ,
  • preparation shop
  • pile driver
• Rolling production - produces 9 types of products: reinforcing bars, circles, square, strip, angles, channels, beams, mine rack, hot rolled slabs. The entire range produced is more than 200 varieties of products (profile sizes, strength classes).
  • crimp
  • section rolling mill (250-1 small section mill, 250-2 section small section mill, 250-1 wire mill)
  • medium grade (mill "450")
  • valtsotkarny)
  • Steel wire (in the 1980s) produces more than 200 types of wire, fittings, welding electrodes, nails, and netting.
• Steel rolling production
  • wire and hardware production shop
  • consumer goods workshop
  • workshop for the production of welded pipes and welding electrodes
  • workshop of technological support

On the rail rental site there are

• steelmaking
  • ESPTS - (two electric arc furnaces, two units for complex processing of steel "furnace-ladle", vacuum cleaner, two high-quality caster)
• rolling production
  • rail and beam shop
  • plate rolling shop (until July 2013)
  • workshop of long products (until September 2014)?

After restructuring in 2002 , it is part of the EvrazHolding financial and industrial group .

Main products:

• Coke products,
• Metallurgical products,
• Rolled Products
• Wire
• Flux cored wire and tape
• Common consumption goods.

Types of products: hot-rolled reinforced steel for reinforced concrete structures, thermally reinforced reinforced steel for reinforced concrete structures, round hire, double-sided beams with parallel edges of shelves, equal-angle corners (GOST 8509-93), hexagon, flat products

The capacity of the plant - 8 million tons of steel per year. In 2005, the plant produced 5.5 million tons, which is about 8% of Russian production. according to 2012, the production of coke is 3667 thousand tons. , pig iron - 5700 thousand tons, steel - 7300 thousand tons, finished steel - 6300 thousand tons. ^[12]

The amount of emissions 212 thousand tons / year (2015) ^[13]

The main specialization of the plant is the production of long rolled products, mainly for the construction industry.

Stamps of the delivered coal - Zh-Shakhty Osinnikovskaya, Abashevskaya, Kuznetskaya, Esaulskaya; ГЖ- Polosukhinskaya, Ulyanovsk, Kuznetsk; K-Krasnogorskaya Mine, Berezovskiy Mine, Rover LLC, Kaztekhstalprom, KS Minerazhdensky Mine, Mezhdurechensky Mine, Alardinskaya, Konyuhtinskaya-Yuzhnaya Mine, Edelweiss Mine, Mine 12, KO-Raspadskaya-Koksovaya Mine, Shestaki Mine;

On the industrial site are located OAO Evraz ZSMK (22,522 workers), Central TPP, ATP ZSMK, Evraztekhnika ^[14] , ElectroTechService

Exchange ticker - ZSMK. 12,783 shares issued. Appeal to the RTS Board .

• Smirnov, Victor Dmitrievich 1957—1962
• Klimasenko, Leonid Sergeevich 1962—1974
• Kugushin, Alexander Andreevich 1975-1980
• Ashpin, Boris Innokentevich 1980—1986
• Kustov, Boris Alexandrovich 1986—1994
• Ayzatulov, Rafik Sabirovich 1994–1998
• Lavrik, Alexander Nikitovich 1998—2001
• Smolyaninov, Anatoly Georgievich 2001-2002
• Nosov, Sergey Konstantinovich 2002—2004
• Mokrinsky, Andrei Viktorovich 2004—2006
• Nugumanov, Rashid Fashiyevich 2006–2009
• Yuryev, Alexey Borisovich 2009 -

After providing a loan of $ 1.8 billion to Evraz, Vnesheconombank (VEB) representatives in February 2009 joined the Board of Directors of ZSMK. VEB representatives are delegated to control the use of loans by the company. ^[15]

Director 2 of the Kuznetsk plant:

• Naibushchikov, Petr Nikitovich 1940-1942.
• Romanko, Ivan Nikolaevich - since 1942

• Ashpin, Boris Innokentievich - 1986
• Gaynanov, Saydl Abrar - 1966
• Nechay, Alexey Sidorovich - 1970
• Solomin, Vasily Demidovich - 1976
• Shishkin, Vasily Alekseevich - 1971
• Yushchenko, Vladimir Viktorovich - 1971

• Siberian metallurgical base

• The official page of the company on the website of Evraz
• Issuer Page
• ZSMK on the scientific electronic library
• Primary trade union organization PPO "Zapsib"

• Evraz transferred assets of Evraz ZSMK to Evraz NTMK- message on CITY-N website
• Personnel policy in metallurgy. Analytical review of Rusmet
• [1] - TPU- Guide on enterprises. Collection. 2 release. from 41
• Fire brigade
• White I.G. Hello, Zapsib! , 1989
• News Evraz ZSMK
• Booklet OTB ZSMK Regiontruda site