EVRAZ ZSMK Signs Off on PCI Plant from Paul Wurth
03/19/2015 - EVRAZ ZSMK of Novokuznetsk, Russia has issued in favor of Paul Wurth a final acceptance certificate for the pulverized coal injection plant designed and delivered by the Luxembourg-based plant builder.
Two coal grinding and drying plants, with a capacity of 88 t/h each, feed pulverized coal to the individual injection plants of all three blast furnaces of the Zapsib site with a total hot metal capacity of 18,700 tons per day.
Earlier, it was EVRAZ NTMK at Nizhnij Tagil where the first adoption of PCI technology in Russia took place – also in cooperation with Paul Wurth. Subsequently, EVRAZ stated in a press release of summer 2014 that “lessons learned at EVRAZ NTMK allowed the Siberian engineers at EVRAZ ZSMK to choose the best-performing and most cost-effective mode of operation for the new equipment.”
Pictured above: Coal grinding, drying and pulverized coal injection plant
Headquartered in Luxembourg since its creation in 1870, the engineering company Paul Wurth is a leading technology provider and supplier of complete plants and facilities for the primary stage of integrated steelmaking. Besides its activities for the iron and steel industry, Paul Wurth is also specialized in the management and coordination of large civil construction and infrastructure projects. With about 1600 employees, Paul Wurth is active worldwide, operating entities and affiliated companies in the main iron and steelmaking regions of the world.
Earlier, it was EVRAZ NTMK at Nizhnij Tagil where the first adoption of PCI technology in Russia took place – also in cooperation with Paul Wurth. Subsequently, EVRAZ stated in a press release of summer 2014 that “lessons learned at EVRAZ NTMK allowed the Siberian engineers at EVRAZ ZSMK to choose the best-performing and most cost-effective mode of operation for the new equipment.”
Pictured above: Coal grinding, drying and pulverized coal injection plant
at Blast Furnaces 1, 2 & 3, Evraz ZSML, Russia.
Headquartered in Luxembourg since its creation in 1870, the engineering company Paul Wurth is a leading technology provider and supplier of complete plants and facilities for the primary stage of integrated steelmaking. Besides its activities for the iron and steel industry, Paul Wurth is also specialized in the management and coordination of large civil construction and infrastructure projects. With about 1600 employees, Paul Wurth is active worldwide, operating entities and affiliated companies in the main iron and steelmaking regions of the world.
