
01 Iron scrap
- Main material for electric furnace steel manufacture
- Scrap metal discarded from the production or process and after the end of lifespan of finished steel products
02 EAF (Electric Arc Furnace)
- Process of melting solid iron scrap into liquid metallic strain using electrical and chemical energy
- Electrical energy: thermal energy of Arc occurring between electrode and iron scrap
- Chemical energy: thermal energy occurring between oxygen and metal element
03 LHF (Ladle Heating Furnace)
- Metallic stain produced in the electric furnace received in a vessel called ladle
- Rise in temperature using electric energy
- Adjust chemical elements through alloy metal insertion
- Process that reduces refinement through making optimum slag
04 Vacuum degassing vessel (Vacuum Degassing)
- Process of degassing hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and etc. in metallic stain by exposing finished clean metallic stain to low vacuum state under 0.8m bar lower than atmospheric pressure
- VD: Equipment that exposes ladle with metallic stain into a vacuum state by putting it in equipment in a tank form
- RH: Equipment that exposes metallic stain in ladle to a vacuum state by reverting it into a particular vessel
05 CC (Continuous Casting)
- Equipment that produce bloom/billet continuously by infusing melted steel in a certain form of mold
- Clean steel and high alloy steel production through M-EMS/F-EMS and dynamic soft reduction equipment


