BLAST FURNACE IRONMAKING SLAG GRANULATION Slag handling is an important aspect of modern blast furnace operation. Today, blast furnace slag is a value added product for the cement industry, using granulated slag sand as CO2-friendly substitute of clinker in cement production. Paul Wurth has developed the INBA® slag granulation process, incorporating our proprietary dynamic INBA dewatering drum. With about 300 references, it is the most popular and effective route of processing blast furnace slag in the world today. The process is highly flexible; and the compact sub-plant can be applied to any furnace configuration. Granulation, dewatering and storage of the slag can be done adjacent to the furnace or can be split up to suit available plant space or logistics. Modern condensation concepts and closed loop water circuits ensure effective environmental control. The INBA system with steam condensation is officially recognised as a Best Available Technology (BAT). Customer benefits: Very compact design for maximum flexibility in the layout Continuous filtering and evacuation of dewatered slag sand Low fines content in the closed loop water circuit High reliability Measurement of slag flow rate Reduced emissions and air pollution control Low investment, operation and maintenance costs Low wear on drum body RELATED NEWS Successful INBA® Plant Reline at Rogesa’s Dillingen No. 4 Blast Furnace MORE INFORMATION RETURN TO BLAST FURNACE IRONMAKING 32, rue d'Alsace L-1122 Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG P.O. Box 2233 L-1022 Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG Tel.: (+352) 4970-1 Fax.: (+352) 4970-2209 paulwurth@paulwurth.com Sitemap About Technology Services Shaping the future Supply chain Worldwide News Links & Downloads Brochures Careers Supplier Portal Quality / H&S Management Paul Wurth Geprolux Paul Wurth InCub CTI Systems Follow us LinkedIn Twitter Facebook 2021 © Paul Wurth - All rights reserved - Disclaimer - Contact We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok