Last achievements with the EOF process

R. Weber; D. Nosé; L. Morsoletto; H.C. Pfeifer

doi:10.1051/metal/199491030439

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Volume 91 / No 3 (Mars 1994)

Rev. Met. Paris, 91 3 (1994) 439-444

Abstract

Issue		Rev. Met. Paris Volume 91, Number 3, Mars 1994


Page(s)		439 - 444
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/metal/199491030439
Published online		20 January 2017

Rev. Met. Paris, Vol. 91, N°3 (Mars 1994), pp. 439–444

Last achievements with the EOF process^*

Derniers résultats atteints par le procédé EOF

R. Weber, D. Nosé, L. Morsoletto and H.C. Pfeifer

Abstract

This paper shows the achievements reached with the EOF operating 30, 60 and 80-ton furnaces. The main consumption and productivity figures are confirming that the EOF is already a reliable and flexible process, for producing economically steel in different furnace sizes and hot metal input varying between 40 to 70 %. The capacities of EOF melt shops may vary between 200 000 to 1 million tons/year for a single furnace operation. The results of test campaigns producing steel from 100 % steel scrap only with primary energies proves the further potential of the EOF.

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Subject of lecture at the ATS Steelmaking Conference 1993 (Paris, 15-16 December, 1993, Session 12).

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