0.99 hours
2 lessons
8.8/10 (136)
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Description
By the end of this course, you will be able to understand:-
Steel Making Process
Desulphurization
1. Benefits of Desulphurization
2. Desulphurization Process
3. Types of Injection Systems
4. Co-Injection Philosophy
5. Injection Systems
6. Reagents
7. Safety issues in Desulphurisation
8. Objectives of Desulphurisation
9. Influencing Process Parameters
10. Carry Over BF Slag
11. Hot Metal Temperature
12. Flexible Injection Process
13. Injection Rates
14. Melt Agitation
15. Statistical Process Control
16. Re-Sulphurisation
17. Iron Loss- Granules
18. Emulsification of Iron Droplets
Course content
Learning Outcomes
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Follows standard operating procedures related to molten metal handling, furnace access, and hot material transport.1
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Basic functions of steelmaking units: BF, BOF, EAF, coke ovens, and associated hazards.1
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Supports hazard identification for gas systems, furnaces, or slag handling operations.2
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