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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 45  1986
Ceramic Fibre Seal in Soaking Pit-Improvement of Productivity and Energy Saving
R. S. DAHIYA, MAHADEO, T. K. PAL, A. K. BHATTACHARYA AND A. K. DASGUPTA
Pages : 126-129
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1986.10822808
Abstract
In integrated steel plants of India, steel ignots are heated to a maximum temperature of 1300°C in soaking pits for rolling as blooms or slabs. The conventional sand seal between the pit cover and pit wall is not very effective and results in poor life of cover structure and its castings apart from large energy loss. With an objective of effective sealing and to eliminate the associated problems, RDCIS in association with Bokaro Steel Plant has developed the design of ceramic fibre sealing system and installed the same in one of the Bokaro soaking pits in August 1984. The paper outlines as to how efficiently ceramic fibre seal could be used as a measure for eliminating problems associated with conventional sand seal. The studies have revealed that there is a minimum saving of energy to the tune of 9-10% and 0.2 to 0.5% improvement in the slab yield with the new ceramic fibre seal apart from generating an effective seal.
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