Friday, 26 August 2011 |By steelorbis
The largest metallurgical enterprise in Kazakhstan ArcelorMittal Temirtau plans to complete the construction of its new continuous casting billet mill No. 1 in September.
The capacity of the mill will be 1.2 million metric tons of 130 x 130 mm square billets per year. The supplier of the new mill is Italian plantmaker Danieli. ArcelorMittal Temirtau plans to start commissioning in October and to produce the first lot of products in November.
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Monday, February 7, 2011
New Iraq rebar plant will have 1 MTPA capacity
Monday, 07 Feb 2011
Italian plant maker Danieli has confirmed that it is supplying a meltshop and rebar mill for Jordan based Mass Global Investment’s new steelworks project in Kurdistan of northern Iraq.
The plant will have 1 million tonne per annum capacity and start production in the Q1 of 2012. It will include 120 tonne electric arc furnace, ladle furnace and 5 strand continuous caster for 130 mm and 150 mm billets.
Billets will be hot charged by linking the caster directly to the reheat furnace. The rolling mill will produce 10 mm to 32 mm debar and will have a 16 stand continuous mill plus a six pass, high speed twist free finishing block.(sourced:Arabsteel)
Italian plant maker Danieli has confirmed that it is supplying a meltshop and rebar mill for Jordan based Mass Global Investment’s new steelworks project in Kurdistan of northern Iraq.
The plant will have 1 million tonne per annum capacity and start production in the Q1 of 2012. It will include 120 tonne electric arc furnace, ladle furnace and 5 strand continuous caster for 130 mm and 150 mm billets.
Billets will be hot charged by linking the caster directly to the reheat furnace. The rolling mill will produce 10 mm to 32 mm debar and will have a 16 stand continuous mill plus a six pass, high speed twist free finishing block.(sourced:Arabsteel)
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Russian steel plants need investments - Siemens VAI
Sunday, 06 Feb 2011
According to Mr Werner Auer, CEO of Austria based plant maker Siemens VAI, Russian steelmakers have made up for the collapse of production in 2009 caused by the worldwide economic crisis.
Mr Auer said "2010 saw an increase in steel production again almost to the level of the record breaking year of 2008 and companies have started again to increase their investment in the expansion and enhancement of their production.”
He went on to say that he has observed an increased demand for new technologies to be used primarily in new plants or in the context of modernization.
Mr Andreas Lemp Siemens VAI manager responsible for systems business in Moscow said "Contrary to many other steel nations, Russia has its own raw materials and energy. This puts Russia in a good position to become a cost leader in production, and also among international competition."
Mr Auer said the expansion of production capacities in Russia is in line with transformation efforts and technological modernization. He said that "This is because Russian steel producers will better utilize their raw material, save on energy costs and fulfill stricter environmental regulations. Russia will also increasingly produce more sophisticated products.”
Mr Auer stated that therefore, existing steel plants need to be modernized and enhanced.(sourced:steelorbis.com)
According to Mr Werner Auer, CEO of Austria based plant maker Siemens VAI, Russian steelmakers have made up for the collapse of production in 2009 caused by the worldwide economic crisis.
Mr Auer said "2010 saw an increase in steel production again almost to the level of the record breaking year of 2008 and companies have started again to increase their investment in the expansion and enhancement of their production.”
He went on to say that he has observed an increased demand for new technologies to be used primarily in new plants or in the context of modernization.
Mr Andreas Lemp Siemens VAI manager responsible for systems business in Moscow said "Contrary to many other steel nations, Russia has its own raw materials and energy. This puts Russia in a good position to become a cost leader in production, and also among international competition."
Mr Auer said the expansion of production capacities in Russia is in line with transformation efforts and technological modernization. He said that "This is because Russian steel producers will better utilize their raw material, save on energy costs and fulfill stricter environmental regulations. Russia will also increasingly produce more sophisticated products.”
Mr Auer stated that therefore, existing steel plants need to be modernized and enhanced.(sourced:steelorbis.com)
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