2022
DOI: 10.1002/srin.202200185
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A Static Model for Energy‐Optimizing Furnace

Abstract: In an integrated steel‐making plant, crude steel is produced mainly through a basic oxygen furnace (BOF) and an electric arc furnace (EAF). Apart from these two, energy‐optimizing furnace (EOF) is also evolving as a competent technology in the primary steel‐making process. Currently, a few plants are using the EOFs for crude steel production. The process control tools available in the EOFs are also limited, which may be the reason for limited reported attempts to improve this process. Mass and heat balance are… Show more

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“…This study refers to the two processes (Figure 1a For new or improved technologies, the heat and mass balance calculation, also known as a static model, is useful for obtaining detailed information about material and energy flows and for evaluating the process feasibility. This kind of model is formulated based on the mass and heat balance in conjunction with principles of equilibrium thermodynamics [29]. For example, Wang et al [30] established a static model to assess the mass and heat balance of the electric arc furnace steelmaking process with the introduction of CO2 as a diluting gas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study refers to the two processes (Figure 1a For new or improved technologies, the heat and mass balance calculation, also known as a static model, is useful for obtaining detailed information about material and energy flows and for evaluating the process feasibility. This kind of model is formulated based on the mass and heat balance in conjunction with principles of equilibrium thermodynamics [29]. For example, Wang et al [30] established a static model to assess the mass and heat balance of the electric arc furnace steelmaking process with the introduction of CO2 as a diluting gas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%