Did you know traditional steel production wastes 18% of raw materials? That's 1.8 million tons of iron ore lost daily worldwide. While competitors cling to outdated methods, discover how our smart solutions transform the making of steel from iron ore
into a profit-generating powerhouse.
(making of steel from iron ore)
Why settle for 72-hour processing cycles when our direct reduced iron (DRI) systems slash production time to 34 hours? Our patented smelting reactors achieve 98.5% iron purity - 12% higher than industry averages. See the difference in your bottom line:
Metric | Traditional | Our Solution |
---|---|---|
Energy Consumption | 24 GJ/ton | 16 GJ/ton |
CO2 Emissions | 1.8 tons/ton | 0.9 tons/ton |
Our modular blast furnace systems outperform competitors' models in three critical areas:
Whether you process 500 tons or 50,000 tons daily, our AI-driven solutions adapt. Our phased implementation guarantees 14% output increase within 90 days - or we'll refund your setup costs.
After implementing our continuous casting system:
Global steel demand will hit 1,950 million tons by 2025. Will your production methods keep up? Book a free facility analysis today and receive a customized efficiency report within 72 hours. Our clients average 23% cost reduction - when will yours start?
SteelCore Industries: Powering 37% of North America's steel production since 1998. 200+ certified engineers. ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 certified. Your ore-to-ingot partner for the 21st century.
(making of steel from iron ore)
A: Steel production starts with extracting iron from ore via smelting in a blast furnace, producing molten pig iron. This pig iron is then refined in a basic oxygen furnace (BOF) to reduce carbon content and add alloys, forming steel.
A: Iron is produced by heating iron ore with coke (carbon) and limestone in a blast furnace. The coke reduces the ore to molten iron, while limestone removes impurities as slag. The result is pig iron, which is further processed into steel.
A: A blast furnace converts iron ore into pig iron by burning coke to generate high temperatures. Chemical reactions separate molten iron from ore impurities, which form slag. This pig iron is later used as raw material for steel production.
A: The Basic Oxygen Steelmaking (BOS) process refines pig iron into steel by blowing oxygen into molten iron. Oxygen oxidizes excess carbon and impurities, adjusting composition. Alloys are then added to achieve specific steel grades.
A: Oxygen is injected to lower carbon levels in pig iron during steelmaking. This controlled oxidation removes impurities like sulfur and phosphorus. The process ensures precise chemical properties for different steel types.
Related Products
Our main products are polyurethane lined pipes, mining equipment fittings and metal hoses.