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TotOptLis – Through-process optimisation of liquid steelmaking

Initial situation:

  • Process control in secondary metallurgy is based on static operating instructions and manual interventions, taking into account measurements and model calculations at individual treatment stations.
  • Target values for single treatment steps do not ensure optimal overall process operation.

Working topics:

  • Development of through-process dynamic models for observation and prediction of steel temperature and steel quality parameters (esp. regarding desulphurisation, degassing, slag conditions).
  • Development of multi-criteria optimisation tools based on operating instructions defined in a manufacturing execution system (MES) coupled to dynamic model prediction calculations.

Results:

  • Optimal adoption of countermeasures when deviations from standard treatment practices regarding quality relevant process parameters occur.
  • Unified cost-effective and resource saving process operation, taking into account the whole chain of treatment steps.

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