Furnaces International News
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SteelWatch urges steelmakers to redline BF relining plans
As four prominent steel companies forge ahead with plans to reline their blast furnaces, Steelwatch and Solutions For Our Climate urge them to reconsider.
18 October 2023 -
Supplying all Cast House Furnaces and Equipment for Aluminum Dynamics facilities
Gillespie & Powers Inc. has been contracted to supply all Cast House Furnaces and Equipment for Aluminum Dynamics facilities in North America.
18 October 2023 -
Calls for industry and governments to take action to accelerate the decarbonisation of the cement industry
Mr. Gonzalez calls for the industry and governments around the world to establish a “robust regulatory framework” that can further accelerate the cement and concrete sector’s decarbonisation efforts.
16 October 2023 -
Introducing SECO/WARWICK Group Green Technologies for the USA
For years, SECO/WARWICK has been implementing innovations, including green technologies. So far, European enterprises have been the main beneficiaries of these solutions, with encouragement for implementation by the European Union. But what about the USA?
04 October 2023 -
Virtuo™-R: Flexible, repetitive, and reliable operation
Fives have launched the Virtuo™-R is an innovative decarb solution, developed for reheating furnaces. It offers fully automatic control to ensure accurate operations at optimal pace and heating points.
29 September 2023 -
Guardian Glass Bascharage furnace to restart in Q4 2023
The furnace at Guardian Glass' Bascharage, Luxembourg plant is on schedule to be operational in Q4 2023 after a cold tank repair.
11 September 2023
Primetals selects ABB
ABB is providing an ABB ArcSave® electromagnetic stirrer (EMS) to one of the leading German steel producers Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH.
Full-scale hydrogen trials
Four glass manufacturing facilities will begin full-scale hydrogen trials shortly.
Hydrogen fuel test
Japanese glass manufacturer AGC has succeeded in a demonstration test of glass production using hydrogen as fuel.
100% hydrogen-fuelled
Italian consultancy firm RINA has announced the launching of a six-year research project, called Hydra, to build a 100% hydrogen-fuelled steel production pilot plant.