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LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH

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Yield improved by 30 %. A benefit of the unusual furnace<br />

length is a yield improved by 30 % compared to furnaces for<br />

12-m billets. Compact coils can additionally be produced with<br />

weights up to 3.2 t. This coil size is advantageous for downstream<br />

transport, storage, further handling and other tasks.<br />

Production mode selectable: only straight bars or only<br />

compact coils or both mixed. Alternatively to a restriction of<br />

straight bars produced without exception via the HSD ® system<br />

or to compact coils produced only via the VCC station, a mixed<br />

production mode can also be selected. In this case, the strand<br />

is delivered from a finishing block onto the cooling bed while<br />

the VCC system is charged at the same time by the second<br />

finishing block.<br />

Improved yield and higher productivity. Needless to say,<br />

that the new production concept at Stefana reduces the number<br />

of short bars and the accumulated scrap which on the other<br />

hand results in a reduction of the production costs. Therefore,<br />

the new bar rolling mill at Stefana S.p.A. achieves an improved<br />

production yield and higher productivity. The results<br />

also show that excellent economic results can be attained by<br />

competent and detailed advice.<br />

Finish-tied coil.<br />

VCC coiler –<br />

Vertical Compact Coiler<br />

from <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong><br />

VCC facilities from <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> – shown on<br />

the photo below – with outstanding technology<br />

are used for the production of steel<br />

bars. The system was developed by <strong>SMS</strong><br />

<strong>Meer</strong>.<br />

In August 2009, the Court of Appeals in<br />

Trieste, Italy, rejected all contestations of<br />

our competitors pending further notice<br />

(N295/09 Sent).<br />

Newsletter No. 3/2009 41

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