Discussion - (Alan Wood Steel's Progress In BOF High Scrap Charges)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Jay F. Smith
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Jan 1, 1972

Abstract

The Alan Wood BOF Shop consists of two 140 ton furnaces with a rated yearly capacity of 1-1/4 million ingot tons, he hot metal for the BOF Shop is supplied by two 18 foot blast furnaces which produce an average of 2000 tons per day, To achieve the rated ingot ton capacity with this limited supply of hot metal, the preheating of scrap is necessary. This is accomplished in the furnace by using an oxygen-natural gas burner. Piping Arrangement The natural gas and oxygen are piped into the Shop through 8-inch lines to their respective valving stations. As can be seen from Figure 1, the flow of natural gas passes through a flow control valve which is common to both furnaces, after which it divides into two 6-inch lines forming two identical and independent gas control lines, one for each furnace.
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APA: Jay F. Smith  (1972)  Discussion - (Alan Wood Steel's Progress In BOF High Scrap Charges)

MLA: Jay F. Smith Discussion - (Alan Wood Steel's Progress In BOF High Scrap Charges). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1972.

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