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Steelmaking

Steelmaking is the production of steel from raw materials, cast iron or steel scrap in steelmaking units of metallurgical plants . Steelmaking is the second link in the overall production cycle of ferrous metallurgy . In modern metallurgy, the main methods of steelmaking are oxygen-converter and electric steel smelting processes. Previously used Bessemer , open-hearth and crucible processes [1] .

Production of direct iron reduction products in the world, tons; Midrex - the share of the Midrex process in the total volume,%; from Coal - share of metallization technologies using coal,%; HYL III - share of HYL III technology,%; Divers - other technologies,%

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Steel smelting volumes

In 2004, the world's steel production for the first time exceeded 1 billion tons .

YearVolume, million tons
1950192
1965463
1976690
2001851
20051120

See also

  • Steelmaking process

Note

  1. ↑ Lisochkin B.F. Kuznetsk steel.

Links

  • http://www.nmet.ru/a/2007/01/23/289.html


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Steelmaking_old&oldid = 99957608


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