LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH
LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH
LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH
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New order<br />
Annual capacity of 450,000 t<br />
Daehan Steel, South Korea:<br />
Rebar mill with<br />
VCC® ordered<br />
The South Korean steel producer Daehan Steel has commissioned<br />
<strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> to supply a rebar mill with a VCC® installation<br />
(Vertical Compact Coiler) for compact coils. The mill with<br />
an annual capacity of 450,000 t will be the first rolling mill<br />
worldwide which concentrates exclusively on the production<br />
of compact coils. The plant is scheduled to go on stream in<br />
April 2011.<br />
<strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> supplies the key equipment for the rebar mill which includes<br />
six housingless mill stands each in H/V arrangement for the<br />
roughing and intermediate trains, a finishing block with eight<br />
rolling units in V arrangement, facilities for the heat treatment, the<br />
VCC® installation as well as the electrics and the automation. In addition<br />
to this, <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> is responsible for the coordination of erection<br />
and commissioning.<br />
The production line processes square billets with an edge length<br />
of 130 mm. It is planned to expand the mill for the processing of<br />
billets 150 mm x 150 mm in size. The rebar dimensions comply<br />
with D10 to D16 (according to Korean standard) and the production<br />
of the corresponding round bars is also possible.<br />
For hot coiling, the VCC® installation is presently regarded as stateof-the-art<br />
procedure. The VCC® technology is also ideally suited for<br />
older mills with wire rod blocks and loop laying heads since it is<br />
possible to produce compact and stable coils.<br />
The Vertical Compact Coiler (VCC®) from <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> is able to coil<br />
the bars directly in vertical position. Owing to this technology, the<br />
customers can do without turning manipulators in the future. The<br />
throughput time is considerably reduced by the VCC® system since<br />
the coils are already formed in their natural final position.<br />
20 Newsletter 2/2010<br />
Long-product Mills<br />
Commissioning<br />
300,000 tpy of round bars<br />
ICSR in Hassia, Syria:<br />
Bar mill put<br />
into operation<br />
The International Company for Steel Rolling (ICSR) in Hassia,<br />
Syria, has successfully taken the bar mill supplied by <strong>SMS</strong><br />
<strong>Meer</strong> into operation. On this plant, surface heat-treated reinforcing<br />
bars are produced with speeds of up to 36 m/s in the<br />
exit section. The mill is designed for reinforcing steel with low<br />
and medium carbon content. The annual capacity is 300,000 t<br />
of round bars with diameters from 8 to 40 mm.<br />
Structure of rolling line. The pusher-type furnace for the heating<br />
of square billets supplies a one-strand continuous rolling line comprising<br />
roughing, intermediate and finishing trains. The roughing<br />
train consists of six stands and the intermediate train operates with<br />
multiple-pass mill stands in HL design and H/V arrangement. The<br />
finishing block in V arrangement is equipped with eight rolling<br />
units and two more units can be retrofitted. In this way, the customer<br />
has the option to reconstruct the plant into a combined bar<br />
and wire rod mill at a later date.<br />
Cooling bed with HSD® system. On the entry side of the cooling<br />
bed a high-speed delivery system HSD® (High-Speed Delivery) has<br />
been installed. The system is equipped with a double rotating<br />
launder transporting the straight bars to the cooling bed with<br />
speeds of up to 36 m/s.<br />
The scope of supply. <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> supplied the complete rolling mill<br />
including electrics and automation. The supply package included<br />
also the supervision of erection and commissioning. In addition<br />
to this, the scope of supply comprised a fully automated bundling<br />
plant and a tying station.