Integrated Mill Systems Upgrades ArcelorMittal Cleveland TCM
08/30/2012 - Integrated Mill Systems recently finished its drives & automation upgrade of the ArcelorMittal Cleveland Works TCM, on time and budget.
Integrated Mill Systems recently finished its drives & automation upgrade of the ArcelorMittal Cleveland Works TCM, on time and budget. Production goals were met after a total revamp of drives and level 1 controls in a two week shutdown.
Cleveland is one of ArcelorMittal's largest facilities in the U.S. It is a fully integrated steelmaking facility strategically located on the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland, Ohio, with good access to the Port of Cleveland and Great Lakes shipping. The plant operates two blast furnaces and is capable of producing 3.8 million tons of raw steel annually. It consists in large part of the former LTV and Republic Steel plants and has stood on this site since 1913 on the East Side.
Integrated Mill Systems (IMS) is a process automation solutions provider for the metals industry. Its staff has a broad range of expertise in a variety of metals processes. It provides open architecture designs, commissioned by the engineers who created them. Since its inception in the early 1990s, its approach has been to fully understand the manufacturing processes and develop system architectures that best fit the application using standard products that seamlessly integrate with existing plant systems.
