The Planning of Iron and Steelworks
At the present time, we are witnessing a period of vigorous growth in the iron and steel industries of the older industrialised countries. Looking farther afield, we find that iron and steel indus tries are also being established in countries that have in recent years gained their independence, cou...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1967, 1967
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1967 |
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| Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- Introductory notes
- A. General Conditions
- I. National economic conditions
- II. Plant location and raw material deposits
- III. Plant location and transportation facilities
- IV. Labour market conditions
- V. Air pollution control
- VI. Agricultural land
- VII. Political borders
- VIII. Profitability estimation
- B. Technical Fundamentals
- I. Fuels
- II. Metallurgical processes
- III. Ancillary and auxiliary departments
- C. The Planning of Iron and Steelworks
- I. Feasibility study
- II. Preliminary planning
- III. Final planning
- IV. Commissioning
- D. Investment Costs
- I. Coking plant
- II. Ore preparation and benificiation plant
- III. Pig iron production plant
- IV. Steelworks
- V. Rolling mills
- VI. Power station
- VII. Buildings
- VIII. Auxiliary and ancillary departments (General)
- IX. Total investment costs of integrated iron and steelworks
- X. General remarks
- E. Profitability
- F. Annexures
- Conversion tables and factors
- Abbreviations