Steel is made in steel melting shop in the refractory lined vessels called LD Converters by blowing oxygen through
the hot metal bath. While iron making is a reduction process, steel making is an oxidation process. The oxygen reacts with
the carbon in the hot metal and this reaction releases large quantities of gas rich in carbon monoxide along with huge amount
of dust. The gases released from the converter are collected, cooled, cleaned and recovered for use as fuel in the steel plant.
The entire molten steel at VSP is continuously cast at the radial type continuous casting machines resulting in significant energy
conservation and better quality steel. 100% Continuous casting on such a large scale has been conceived for the first time in India.
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Three LD converters of 133 cum. volume each
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6 nos. of 4 - Strand Continuous Bloom Casting machines.
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100% Continuous casting of steel
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Converters gas cooling, cleaning and recovery systems
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Computerisation of the converter process
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Production Capacity – 3.0 MT of Liquid Steel per annum
– 2.820 MT of CC Blooms per annum
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