Metinvest overhauls basic oxygen furnace at Yenakiieve Steel

Thursday, 15 May 2014 11:18:33 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Ukrainian mining and steel producing group Metinvest has stated that its subsidiary Yenakiieve Iron and Steel Works carried out a major overhaul of its 160 ton basic oxygen furnace with a partial reconstruction of gas offtake. The overhaul improves efficiency and reliability, while reducing environmental impact.

A new basic oxygen furnace body and support ring were manufactured and installed.

The cost of the overhaul is estimated at UAH 32.446 million ($2.695 million). Yenakiieve Steel completed the work ahead of schedule: instead of the planned 45 days, it took 38 days. In the time saved on the overhaul, the plant produced an additional 10,000 mt of steel.


Similar articles

Ukraine’s Metinvest sees fall in pig iron and crude steel output in 2022

21 Feb | Steel News

Metinvest launches production of premium iron ore concentrate at its Central GOK

19 Aug | Steel News

Metinvest’s Q2 output results hit by Covid-19, some support from iron ore and pig iron demand

06 Aug | Steel News

Ukraine’s Northern GOK sees 38.7 percent fall in pellet output in H1

27 Jul | Steel News

Metinvest’s Central GOK starts producing premium iron ore concentrate

16 Apr | Steel News

Metinvest halts production operation in Italy, slab output may be affected

01 Apr | Steel News

Metinvest’s Zaporizhstal posts weaker production results for 2019

07 Jan | Steel News

Metinvest’s crude steel output in Q3 unchanged from Q2

04 Nov | Steel News

Metinvest’s crude steel output up six percent in Q1

26 Apr | Steel News

Metinvest’s crude steel output up three percent in January-September

06 Nov | Steel News