IRON & STEEL

The steel industry is often considered an indicator of economic progress, because of the critical role played by steel in infrastructural and overall economic development. The iron and steel industry is a basis for the development of a number of industries in the global economy: the defense industry, transportation and heavy engineering, energy and construction (including aeronautical and shipping construction). Moreover, the iron and steel industry is closely related to the chemical industry and light industry. It shows that the iron and steel industry has the potential to contribute to the competitiveness of national producers and to the growth of the national economy.

Iron in all its forms (cast iron, steel and rolled metal) is the most used construction material in the modern global economy. It retains the leading place in construction ahead of wood, competing with cement and interacting with it (ferroconcrete), and still competing with new types of constructional materials (polymers, ceramics). For many years, the engineering industry has been using ferrous materials more than any other industry. Global steel consumption is characterized by an upward trend. The average growth rate of consumption in 2014 was 3%. A lower growth rate can be seen in developed countries (2%). Developing countries have a higher level of steel consumption (1,133 mil. tons).

Rolling Mill

•Turn Key Electrical and Automation Solutions

•AC/DC Flying Shear Applications

•Loop, Tension, Cascade Control Applications

•Automatic Speed Optimization System

•Reheating Furnace

•Water Treatment Plant

•Process Control and SCADA Solutions

•Level 1&2 Software Solutions

•Thyristor Controlled Compensation

Meltshop Plant

• Turn-Key Electrical & Automation Solutions

• Process Control & SCADA Solutions

• Electrode Regulation for Electrical Arc Furnace

• Vacuum Degassing

• Continuous Casting Machine

• Fume Treatment Plant

• Ferro Allay

• Level 1&2 Solutions

• Substation/ SVC (Static VAR Compensation)