Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs) are used in the steelmaking industry to produce steel from scrap metal. The process involves melting scrap metal in an EAF and then adding various alloying agents to achieve the desired composition of the final steel product. Process measurement and control solutions are critical to ensuring the quality and efficiency of the steelmaking process in an EAF.

Reheat furnaces are used in the steel industry to reheat steel slabs or billets before they are sent to the rolling mill. To optimize the production and quality of the steel products, it is essential to have accurate and reliable process measurement and control solutions in place.

Coke ovens are used in the production of coke, a high-carbon fuel used in the steelmaking process. The production of coke in coke ovens involves heating coal to high temperatures in an oxygen-deprived environment to remove impurities and create coke. The process requires precise control and measurement of various parameters to ensure optimal performance and quality.

Basic Oxygen Furnace (BOF) is another commonly used furnace in the steelmaking industry, which uses oxygen to decarbonize the molten iron and produce steel. Similar to electric arc furnaces, BOFs require precise control and measurement of various process parameters to ensure optimal performance and quality. Some of the key process measurement and control solutions used in BOFs include:

Blast furnaces are complex industrial processes that are used to produce pig iron from iron ore, coke, and limestone. To optimize the production and quality of the pig iron, it is essential to have accurate and reliable process measurement and control solutions in place.