Selected Features
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Unlocking the myths about plasma cutting
The view that plasma cutting systems are expensive and difficult to use is outdated. Advanced technology means plasma systems are versatile and can be used on thick and thin metals, are easy to use and economically efficient.
Latest experience with advanced chemical energy introduction to smaller size furnaces
Chemical energy plays an important role in EAF steelmaking. This paper looks at the application of chemical energy in smaller furnaces often used for producing special steel grades which creates different challenges to those in larger furnaces.
UK forger set for nuclear expansion
UK-based Sheffield Forgemasters International has gone from strength to strength since a management buyout in 2005. The company makes forgings for the nuclear industry and want to install a 15kt press to compete globally. Its existing certifications for such work puts it 10-15 years ahead of new entrants.
Monitoring system prevents stoppages
An online monitoring system installed on the rolling mill at the Corus Skinningrove, UK plant discovered two bearing faults in its first week of operation.


