PASS Products Page Planning, loading, tracking and charge design functions are all part of our scrap yard systems. Planning to optimize the purchase of scrap from suppliers. Charge design models to optimize bucket loading and individual heat building.
Tracking provides location information for the loading and marshalling yards.
Our EAF Systems architecture incorporates the electrical control system, the supervisory system and the scheduling system. Integration of these systems provides for power demand, arc length regulation, energy controls, balanced melting practices, materials management, and adaptive controls. The BOF System integrates the BOF Model with the lance, oxygen, alloy, flux and other control components of the system. The Charge Model provides the thermo-chemical calculations to determine the required weight of hot metal, weight of scrap by type and weight of fluxes required to produce a specific grade. Secondary steelmaking focuses on refining control that integrates the materials being processed with the energy, oxygen, and inert gases.