2 Conferences - 1 Location 29. August - 2. September 2022, Bremen – Germany

8th ECIC European Coke and Ironmaking Congress
9th ICSTI International Conference on Science and Technology of Ironmaking

Program of ECIC & ICSTI 2022

29 August - 2 September 2022

Monday 29 Early Congress registration | Get-together | Plant visit Salzgitter AG
Tuesday 30 Opening / plenary session | Technical sessions Exhibition
Wednesday 31 Technical sessions | Evening event
Thursday 1 Technical sessions | Closing session | Farewell event
Friday 2 Plant visits ArcelorMittal Bremen GmbH & thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG

 Room „Borgward“Room „Danzig“Room „Focke Wulf“Room „Lloyd“
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Opening Session
Session Chair: Hans Bodo Lüngen
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Opening of the conference by the chairman
Hans Bodo Lüngenon behalf of Steel Institute VDEhGermany
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Welcome address by the host
Stefanie BrockmannSteel Institute VDEhGermany
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Key Notes
Session Chair: Hans Bodo Lüngen
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ArcelorMittal Bremen - The road to green steel
Frank HohlwegArcelorMittal BremenGermany
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Exploring Paul Wurth's latest technological developments: How are we in SMS group building on our metallurgical expertise to advance green iron & steelmaking?
Georges RasselPaul Wurth & CEO Region Europe SMS groupLuxembourg
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Leaving Carbon Behind - A Long Bumpy Road Ahead!
Alexander FleischanderlPrimetals TechnologiesAustria
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Plenary I - State of the art and technical innovations in ironmaking
Session Chair: Michael Peters
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Economically viable and sustainable approaches to secure European steelmaking industry
Markus DorndorfTENOVA LOI Thermprocess GmbHGermany
  • Pablo Duarte, TENOVA HYL, Mexico
  • Andre Esterhuizen, TENOVA South Africa Pty Ltd, South Africa
  • Jorge Martinez, TENOVA HYL, Mexico
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HBI: Steel’s most versatile metallic in the transition to the hydrogen economy
Sean BoyleMidrex Technologies, IncUnited States
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Factors determining the best composition of the ferrous burden, not only in the blast furnace
Rénard ChaigneauBaffinlandNetherlands
  • Maarten Geerdes, Geerdes Advies, Netherlands
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Plenary II - Regional developments in ironmaking facing the challenges of the future
Session Chair: Peter Schmöle
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Comparison of blast furnace operation in China and Europe
Maarten GeerdesGeerdes AdviesNetherlands
  • Yongzhi Sha, Chinese Institute of Iron and Steel Industry, China
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The European iron and steelmaking industry on the way to climate neutral production in the years to come
Hans Bodo Lüngenon behalf of Steel Institute VDEhGermany
  • Peter Schmöle, Schmöle Consulting, Germany
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Chinese ironmaking industry: Recent development and future perspective
Tianjun Yang – Online Speaker – University of Science and Technology, BeijingChina
  • Kejiang Li, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China
  • Zhengjian Liu, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China
  • Jianliang Zhang, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China
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Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking I - General view for ways and measures
Session Chair: Markus Dorndorf
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Holistic CO2e accounting for alternative ironmaking
Richard ElliottHatch Ltd.Canada
  • Ian Cameron, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Don Tu, Hatch Ltd., Canada
Coking coal and coal blending practice
Session Chair: Peter Liszio
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In-situ study of plastic layer permeability during coking of Australian coking coals
Arash TahmasebiThe University of NewcastleAustralia
  • Brody Brooks, The University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Kim Hockings, BHP, Australia
  • Arash Tahmasebi, The University of Newcastle, Australia
Fundamentals in blast furnace ironmaking
Session Chair: Jan van der Stel
15:10
Mini blast furnace project
Peer Eric GüntherTU Bergakademie FreibergGermany
  • Lukas Neubert, TU Bergakademie Freiberg / Institut für Eisen- und Stahltechnologie, Germany
  • Erik Oldinski, TU Bergakademie Freiberg / Institut für Eisen- und Stahltechnologie, Germany
Blast furnace campaign and campaign life extension
Session Chair: Rongshan Lin
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Estimation of the local wall-mushroom thickness at the blast furnace taphole
Henrik SaxenAbo Akademi UniversityFinland
  • Gerard Louwerse, Tata Steel Europe, Netherlands
  • Jan van der Stel, Tata Steel Europe, Netherlands
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The implications of regional transformation towards hydrogen-based steel: A case study from western Germany
Rainer RadloffRWTH Aachen UniversityGermany
  • Ali Abdelshafy, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Germany
  • Grit Walther, Chair of Operations Management - RWTH Aachen University, Germany
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Influence of coal grain composition and maceral associations on fluidity development during the coking process
Brody BrooksThe University of NewcastleAustralia
  • Stephen Brant, BHP, Australia
  • Brody Brooks, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Kim Hockings, BHP, Australia
  • Soonho Lee, University of Newcastle, Australia
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Blast furnace flame temperature calculation improvements
Nicholas AubryHatchCanada
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Challenges and improvements in the second campaign of ArcelorMittal Tubarão Blast Furnace #3
Filipe SathlerArcelorMittal TubarãoBrazil
  • Franklin Alexandre da Silva, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
  • Estefan Campos Ribeiro, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
  • Claudio Cesar da Costa, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
  • Frederico Godinho Cunha, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
  • Leonardo Passos Perdigão, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
  • Renato Sarmento da Costa, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
  • Filipe Sathler, ArcelorMittal Brazil, Brazil
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Dynamic analysis of raceway formation
Hiroshi NogamiTohoku UniversityJapan
  • Shungo Natsui, Tohoku University, Japan
  • Shinsuke Taya, Tohoku University, Japan
  • Seiya Ueda, Tohoku University, Japan
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Evaluation of Hearth Condition over Whyalla No. 2 Blast Furnace Campaign
Xue Feng DongSchool of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of WollongongAustralia
  • Matthew Middleton, Ironmaking, Liberty Primary Steel, Australia
  • John Tsalapatis, Ironmaking, Liberty Primary Steel, Australia
  • Paul Zulli, School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
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Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking II - Smart carbon usage – CO2 capture and storage, Carbon capture and usage
Session Chair: Christian Boehm
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Sustainable production of low carbon, renewable fuels by fermenting industrial process gasses from the iron and steel industry
Wim Van der StrichtArcelorMittalBelgium
  • Alexander Fleischanderl, Primetal Technologies, Austria
  • Prabhakar NAIR, LanzaTech, United States
  • Tobias Plattner, Primetal Technologies, Austria
Coke oven gas cleaning and utilization of by-products
Session Chair: Peter Liszio
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Revamping of high pressure gas treatment unit at Zentralkokerei Saar Gmbh (ZKS)
Damien StreiffZentralkokerei Saar GmbHGermany
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Computational study of gas-flow and temperature distribution in the blast furnace throat region
Henrik SaxenAbo Akademi UniversityFinland
  • Hauke Bartusch, VDEh Betriebsforschungsinstitut, Germany
  • Yalcin Kaymak, VDEh Betriebsforschungsinstitut, Germany
  • Weiqiang Liu, Abo Akademi University, Finland
  • Olli Mattila, SSAB Europe Raahe, Finland
  • Debanga Nandan Mondal, Abo Akademi University, Finland
  • Timo Paananen, SSAB Europe Raahe, Finland
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High blast temperature study of large blast furnace stove in SHOUGANG
Guanjun Chen – Online Speaker – Research Institute of Technology in SHOUGANG GroupChina
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Opportunities of blast furnace ironmaking to contribute to decarbonisation targets via carbon dioxide capture and utilisation
Yichao Hu – Online Speaker – The University of QueenslandAustralia
  • Liangyuan Hao, Hesteel Group Company, China
  • Mengran Li, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
  • Tom Rufford, The University of Queensland, Australia
  • Geoff Wang, The University of Queensland, Australia
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The recent Upgrades of Gas Treatment Plants in Europe
Zion Guettathyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions AGGermany
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Blast furnace thermal control reconsidered
Peter WarrenBritish Steel LtdUnited Kingdom
  • Maarten Geerdes, Geerdes Advies, Netherlands
  • Jacob Tyszka, British Steel, United Kingdom
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 Room „Borgward“Room „Danzig“Room „Focke Wulf“Room „Lloyd“
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Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking III - Smart carbon usage
Session Chair: Lena Sundqvist
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Non-fossil fuels from wet biomass for ironmaking: biocrude, biohydrogen, biocoke
Maarten GeerdesGeerdes AdviesNetherlands
Coke plant operation, instrumentation and coke quality
Session Chair: Michael Neumann
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The lifecycle of a quenching tower at the Schwelgern coke plant.
Michael Cremerthyssenkrupp Steel Europe AGGermany
Blast furnace refractories and blast furnace gas
Session Chair: Franz Reufer
8:30
Blast furnace clean gas vent line eliminating blow-down and shut-down dust emissions
Reinoud van LaarDanieli Corus BVNetherlands
  • Co Author, Hyundai Steel Company, Korea, Republic of
  • Reinoud Van Laar, Danieli Corus, Netherlands
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Low CO2 BOF Steelmaking using DRI Smelting
Bart de GraaffDanieli CorusNetherlands
  • Jan De Weerdt, Danieli Corus, Netherlands
  • Michael Skorianz, Danieli Corus, Netherlands
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Knowledge-driven process, KPI, maintenance and reliability monitoring through Paul Wurth CMXpert™ system.
Volodymyr KuskovPaul Wurth S.A.Luxembourg
  • Christian Dengler, Paul Wurth S.A., Afghanistan
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Off gas cleaning efficiency is affected by nozzles and separators
Arndt WilhelmiLechler GmbHGermany
  • Eduardo Bernauer, Lechler GmbH, Germany
  • Willi Jansen, Lechler GmbH, Germany
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Top gas recycling revisited to reduce blast furnace CO2 emissions
Nicholas AubryHatchCanada
  • Ian Cameron, Hatch Ltd, Canada
  • Ben Ellis, BHP, Singapore
  • Tom Honeyands, University of Newcastle / Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources , Australia
  • Kyle Lefebvre, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Xinliang Liu, BHP, Singapore
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Predictive gas pressure models as a tool to extend lifetime of coke ovens
Bert GolsTata Steel EuropeNetherlands
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New approaches towards green and nanoscale binders for blast furnace refractories
Jan AltgaßenBeck u. Kaltheuner Feuerfeste Erzeugnisse GmbH & Co. KGGermany
  • Ansgar Schepers, Beck u. Kaltheuner Feuerfeste Erzeugnisse GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
Blast furnace construction and design
Session Chair: Rongshan Lin
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Blast furnace hearth refractory lining management
Afshin SadriHatchCanada
  • Wai Lai (Winnie) Ying, Hatch, Canada
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Experiences with precast blocks made of steel fibre reinforced fused silica materials in comparison to the cordierite castable used up to now
Michael SpechtRefratechnik Steel GmbHGermany
  • Michael Cremer, thyssenkrupp Steeleurope, Germany
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The Bosh Modernization of Hyundai Steel Company Dangjin No. 3
Reinoud van LaarDanieli Corus BVNetherlands
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Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking – Carbon direct avoidance – Use of DRI and plasma smelting
Session Chair: Axel Sormann
10:20
Smart combination of new Midrex direct reduction plants in existing blast-furnace-based integrated plants: solutions for lowering OPEX and CO2 emissions vs the stand-alone approach
Fabio MuscolinoPaul Wurth ItaliaItaly
  • Joe Bartholme, Paul Wurth S.A., Luxembourg
  • Fabio Cravino, Paul Wurth Italia, Italy
  • Stefano Magnani, Paul Wurth Italia, Italy
  • Zak van der Westhuizen, METIX, South Africa
Fundamentals in blast furnace ironmaking
Session Chair: Peter Schmöle
10:20
Isolating the influence of mineralogy and microstructure on iron-ore sinter reduction in the shaft and reserve zone of the blast furnace: lab experiments and thermodynamic modelling
James SmallTata SteelNetherlands
  • Chloe Buytendijk, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Kooij Chris, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Stefan Melzer, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Magdalini Ntouma, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Frank van der Does, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Sieger van der Laan, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Mary Wijngaarden-Kroft, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Yanping Xiao, Tata Steel, Netherlands
  • Enno Zinngrebe, Tata Steel, Netherlands
Injection of auxiliary reductants (coal, oil, gas, plastics) and oxygen I
Session Chair: Lena Sundqvist
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Temperature monitoring in the raceway during the injection of PC: Thermovision camera measurements
Fabian PerretRWTH Aachen UniversityGermany
  • Alexander Babich, RWTH Aachen / IEHK, Germany
  • Dieter Senk , RWTH Aachen / IEHK, Germany
Blast furnace tuyeres and cooling
Session Chair: Elmar Schuster
10:20
ILTEC Technology – New pathways towards safe and effective cooling
Martina HanelMettop GmbHAustria
  • Andreas Filzwieser, Mettop GmbH, Austria
  • Martina Hanel, Mettop GmbH, Austria
  • Hans-Jörg Krassnig, Mettop GmbH, Austria
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Considerations for the use of hydrogen-based DRI in electric steelmaking
Richard ElliottHatch Ltd.Canada
  • Ian Cameron, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Sa Ge, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Laura Mariani, Hatch Ltd., Canada
10:45
Computer aided multidisciplinary approach to monitor and control pellet fines flow in the pellet blast furnace ironmaking
Olli MattilaSSAB Europe OyFinland
  • Lauri Halonen, Sapotech Oy, Finland
  • Timo Paananen, SSAB Europe Oy, Finland
  • Juha Roininen, Sapotech Oy, Finland
  • Iikka Salmela, Sapotech Oy, Finland
  • Henrik Saxen, Åbo Akademi, Finland
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Simulation aided extraction of conversion rates of auxiliary reducing agents (ARAs)
Thomas NanzK1-MET GmbHAustria
  • Markus Bösenhofer, K1-MET GmbH / TU Wien ICEBE, Austria
  • Christoph Feilmayr, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
  • Michael Harasek, TU Wien ICEBE, Austria
  • Franz Hauzenberger, Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH, Austria
  • Johannes Rieger, K1-MET GmbH, Austria
  • Magdalena Schatzl, K1-MET GmbH, Austria
  • Hugo Stocker, voestalpine Stahl Donawitz GmbH, Austria
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ionicLife cast technology - real copper in copper cast for tuyeres
Martina HanelMettop GmbHAustria
  • Javier Bolado, Welding Copper, Spain
  • Andreas Filzwieser, Mettop GmbH, Austria
  • Hans-Jörg Krassnig, Mettop GmbH, Austria
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Advanced melting furnace technology for green steel production
Kyle ChomynHatch LtdCanada
  • Sa Ge, Hatch Ltd, Canada
  • Terrence Koehler, Hatch Ltd, Canada
11:10
Scale production of pig iron with specified chemical composition in blast furnace operated with 100% pellets
Igor ShepetovskyJSC "Kosaya Gora Iron Works" Russian Federation
  • Ivan Chmerenko, Kosaya Gora Iron Works, Russian Federation
  • Konstantin Myasnikov, Kosaya Gora Iron Works, Russian Federation
  • Rustam Nuriev, Kosaya Gora Iron Works, Russian Federation
  • Andrew Shalygin, Kosaya Gora Iron Works, Russian Federation
  • Alla Shepetovskaya, Kosaya Gora Iron Works, Russian Federation
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Blast furnace operation practice with co-injection of natural gas and PCI
Yakov GordonHatchCanada
  • Sergei Filatov, NLMK, Russian Federation
  • Larisa Gileva, Ural Federal University, Russian Federation
  • Vladislav Listopadov, NLMK, Russian Federation
  • Sergei Myasoedov, NLMK, Russian Federation
  • Andrei Sorokin, NLMK, Russian Federation
  • Vladimir Titov, NLMK, Russian Federation
  • Segei Zagainov, Ural Deferal University, Russian Federation
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Operational feedback of blast furnace anti-wear copper staves
Edward LongPrimetals TechnologiesUnited Kingdom
  • Ross Edmond, Primetals Technologies, United Kingdom
  • Jarmo Naula, SSAB Europe Oy, Finland
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Sustainable steel – Carbon free steelmaking by hydrogen plasma smelting reduction
Axel SormannK1-MET GmbHAustria
  • Bernhard Geier, voestalpine Stahl Donawitz GmbH, Austria
  • Johannes Schenk, Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Austria
  • Axel Sormann, K1-MET GmbH, Austria
  • Christoph Thaler, voestalpine Stahl Linz GmbH, Austria
  • Michael Zarl, K1-MET GmbH, Austria
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Investigation of Molten Slag Flow and Interactions in the Packed Bed
Xue Feng DongSchool of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of WollongongAustralia
  • Sheng Chew, Coke & Ironmaking Technology, BlueScope Ltd, Australia
  • Pascal Gardin, ArcelorMittal Maizieres Research SA, France
  • Apsara Jayasekara, School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • Brian Monaghan, School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • David Pinson, Coke & Ironmaking Technology, BlueScope Ltd, Australia
  • Rodolfo Paulo Santos Ferreira, ArcelorMittal Maizieres Research SA, France
  • Dominique Sert, ArcelorMittal Maizieres Research SA, France
  • Paul Zulli, School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
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Comparative analysis of blast furnace cooler sytem performance with different preservation techniques and design conditions
Eustáquio Vieira JuniorTernium BrasilBrazil
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Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking – Carbon direct avoidance – Gas and hydrogen based direct reduction, electric hot metal
Session Chair: Eric Hess
13:20
SALCOS® – the sustainable way of green steel production
Alexander RedeniusSalzgitter MannesmannGermany
  • Peter Juchmann, Salzgitter-Flachstahl GmbH, Germany
  • Alexander Redenius, Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH, Germany
Modern process control techniques
Session Chair: Reinoud van Laar
13:20
Channelling in the blast furnace
Rob van OpbergenDanieli CorusNetherlands
Injection of auxiliary reductants (coal, oil, gas, plastics) and oxygen II
Session Chair: Jan van der Stel
13:20
Effect of PC residues on the BF streaming conditions
Fabian PerretRWTH Aachen UniversityGermany
  • Alexander Babich, RWTH Aachen/ IEHK, Germany
  • Dieter Senk, RWTH Aachen / IEHK, Germany
Blast furnace charging
Session Chair: Martin Gantenberg
13:20
Simulation of burden charging in a blast furnace equipped with a bell-less top system using Discrete Element method
Rodrigo M. de CarvalhoUniversidade Federal do Rio de JaneiroBrazil
  • Rodrigo Magalhaes de Carvalho, UFRJ, Brazil
  • Luis Marcelo Marques Tavares, UFRJ, Brazil
  • Bruno Pinheiro da Silva, Ternium, Brazil
  • Emerson Reikdal da Cunha, UFRJ, Brazil
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Hydrogen based direct reduction for CO2-lean steelmaking
Amaia SasiainK1-MET GmbHAustria
  • Christopher Harris, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
  • Katharina Rechberger, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
  • Andreas Spanlang , voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
  • Hermann Wolfmeir, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
13:45
Improving blast furnace thermal control by integrating continuous hot metal temperature measurement
Lijia WuAG der Dillinger HüttenwerkeGermany
  • Alexander Babich, IEHK RWTH Aachen University, Germany
  • Stephan Hojda, AG der Dliinger Hüttenwerke, Germany
  • Rongshan Lin, AG der Dliinger Hüttenwerke, Germany
  • Juraj Micák, PAUL WURTH S.A. , Luxembourg
  • Dieter Senk, IEHK RWTH Aachen University, Germany
  • Pierre Van Dorpe, PAUL WURTH S.A. , Luxembourg
13:45
Improvement of blast furnace operation and carbon footprint using the state-of-the-art Oxygen Pulsing Technology
Bartosz Smahathyssenkrupp Steel Europe AGGermany
  • H. Bartusch, VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH, Afghanistan
  • W. Edmond, Primetals Technologies Limited, United Kingdom
  • M. Juen, thyssenkrupp AT.PRO tec GmbH, Germany
  • R. Klock, thyssenkrupp AT.PRO tec GmbH, Germany
  • C. Morrison, Primetals Technologies Limited, United Kingdom
13:45
Application of slag holdup index in the dripping zone of the blast furnace
Dong-Geun KimHyundai Steel CompanyKorea, Republic of
  • Hyuk Kim, Hyundai Steel Company, Korea, Republic of
  • Ho Jun Youn, Hyundai Steel Company, Korea, Republic of
13:50 
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Factors Affecting Throughput and Configuration of an Open Bath Furnace for the Production of Hot Metal
Brett BelfordSMS group GmbH Germany
  • George Farmer, Metix (SMS group), South Africa
  • Tim Kleier, SMS group GmbH, Germany
  • Gawie Lötter, Metix (SMS group), South Africa
14:10
The development of a modern BF-hearth side wall observation management
Eric SchaubPaul Wurth Deutschland GmbHGermany
  • Ralf Allmannsdörfer, Paul Wurth Deutschland GmbH, Germany
  • Stephan Bamberg, Paul Wurth Deutschland GmbH, Germany
  • Markus Bierod, Paul Wurth Deutschland GmbH, Germany
  • Volker Dulz , Paul Wurth Deutschland GmbH, Germany
  • Martina Engelmann, Paul Wurth Deutschland GmbH, Germany
  • Rudolf Hebel, Paul Wurth Deutschland GmbH, Germany
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Sinter plant operation, gas cleaning and automation
Session Chair: Hans Bodo Lüngen
14:55
SmartSinter – Bulk material tracking and its properties
Christian Weichboldvoestalpine Stahl Donawitz Gmbh / K1-Met GmbHAustria
  • Elmar Schuster, voestalpine Stahl Donawitz GmbH, Austria
New developments and fundamentals in direct reduction I
Session Chair: Jan van der Stel
14:55
Rising and failure of gas based direct reduction processes
Yakov GordonHatchCanada
Fundamentals in cokemaking
Session Chair: Michael Cremer
14:55
Influence of elevated temperature and gas atmosphere on coke abrasion and interface properties in blast furnace cokes
Hannah LomasThe University of NewcastleAustralia
  • Aaron Anderson, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Brody Brooks, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Anthony Edwards, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Tori Hill, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Zhengyi Jiang, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • Hannah Lomas, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Merrick R. Mahoney, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Richard Roest, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Richard Sakurovs, CSIRO Energy, Australia
  • Arash Tahmasebi, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Hui Wu, University of Wollongong, Australia
14:55
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15:20
Greening Ironmaking – State of the art environmental and energy efficiency solutions for agglomeration and direct reduction plants
Thomas SteinparzerPrimetals Technologies GmbHAustria
  • Alexander Fleischanderl, UP TI, Austria
15:20
Carburization and melting characteristics of hydrogen-reduced DRI
Hesham AhmedLulea University of TechnologySweden
  • Hesham Ahmed, Lulea University of Technology, Sweden
  • Johanna Alatalo, johanna.alatalo_at_afry.com, Sweden
  • Bo Björkman, Luleå university of Technology, Sweden
  • T K Sandeep Kumar, LKAB, Sweden
15:20
Comparison between industrial and test oven coke textures and their impact on coke quality
Marc Schultenthyssenkrupp Steel Europe AGGermany
  • Oliver Donnes, thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG, Germany
  • Heike Liszio, thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG, Germany
  • Viktor Stiskala, thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG, Germany
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Characteristics of bio-coke in technical scale cokemaking
Maria LundgrenSwerim ABSweden
  • , Afghanistan
  • Lena Sundqvist Ökvist, Swerim AB, Sweden
15:45
15:50 
Sinter process optimisation
Session Chair: Hans Bodo Lüngen
15:50  
GEOSCAN use to control basicity of sinter feed
Luke Balzan – Online Speaker – Scantech InternationalAustralia
  • Henry Kurth, Scantech International, Australia
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Gasification and mechanical strength of metallurgical coke
Anne HeikkiläUniversity of OuluFinland
  • Timo Fabritius, University of OUlu, Finland
  • Mikko Iljana, University of Oulu, Finland
  • Aki Koskela, University of Oulu, Finland
16:10
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Investigation on microstructure and elemental distribution in phases of an industrial sinter by various methods
Rongshan LinAG der Dillinger HuettenwerkeGermany
  • Benjamin Blaß, AG der Dillinger Huettenwerke, Germany
  • Dieter Georg Senk, RWTH Aachen, Germany
  • Nadine Ziegler, AG der Dillinger Huettenwerke, Germany
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Impact of microalgae addition on thermoplastic behaviour of Australian metallurgical coals during the coking process
Arash TahmasebiThe University of NewcastleAustralia
  • Stephen Brant, BHP, Australia
  • Brody Brooks, University of Newcastle, Australia
  • Kim Hockings, BHP, Australia
  • Apsara Jayasekara, University of Newcastle, Australia
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Phase assemblages for high sinter productivity
Roland MežibrickýK1-MET GmbHAustria
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Vitrinite Reflectance measurements of coking coal using an optical imaging analysis system
Priyanthi Hapugoda – Online Speaker – CSIROAustralia
17:00
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Influence of Oxygen Partial Pressure on High Temperature Oxidation Behavior of Iron Bearing Materials in Iron Ore Sintering Bed
Daisuke MaruokaTohoku UniversityJapan
  • Eiki Kasai, Tohoku University, Japan
  • Taichi Murakami, Tohoku University, Japan
  • Tsubasa Shima, Tohoku University, Japan
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Evening Event
Location: Ratskeller Bremen
 Room „Borgward“Room „Danzig“Room „Focke Wulf“Room „Lloyd“
8:30 
Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking IV - Smart carbon usage – Gas and hydrogen injection, DRI/HBI charge into the blast furnace
Session Chair: Jan van der Stel
8:30
Development of advanced H2 utilization technology for reduction of CO2 emission from blast furnace using 12 m3 experimental blast furnace.
Chikashi KamijoNippon Steel CorporationJapan
  • Kazumoto Kakiuchi, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Yoshinori Matsukura, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Kaoru Nakano, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Koki Nishioka, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Hiroshi Sakai, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Kohei Sunahara, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Shin Tomisaki, Nippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd., Japan
  • Yutaka Ujisawa, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
  • Hirokazu Yokoyama, Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan
Recycling and briquetting I
Session Chair: Lena Sundqvist
8:30
Reduction of the carbon footprint: low-carbon BF charge: Sintering substitution by cold process
Nella JanakovaProgres Ekotech, s.r.o.Czech Republic
  • Nella Janakova, Progres Ekotech, s.r.o., Czech Republic
Application examples and horizontal / vertical integration in steel industry
Session Chair: Elmar Schuster
8:30
BF-process monitoring with a soft-sensor for the online measurement of dust concentration in the top gas
Hauke BartuschVDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbHGermany
  • Hauke Bartusch, VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH, Germany
  • Thorsten Hauck, VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH, Germany
  • Pavel Ivashechkin, VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH, Germany
  • Marcel Kloos, Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH, Germany
  • Matthias Kozariszczuk, VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH, Germany
  • Tatjana Mirkovic, Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH, Germany
Blast furnace liquid management and casting practice
Session Chair: Peter Warren
8:30
Tapping operation in the digital era
Claude MeischTMTLuxembourg
  • Richard Geyer, AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke, Germany
  • Jürgen Hochhaus, AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke, Germany
  • Volker Langer, TMT, Germany
8:35 
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Investigating of hydrogenous gas injection into the blast furnace shaft and tuyere
Mehdi BaniasadiPaul WurthLuxembourg
  • Maryam Baniasadi, Paul Wurth, Luxembourg
  • Philipp Bermes, Paul Wurth, Luxembourg
  • Cristiano Castagnola, Paul Wurth, Italy
  • Stephan Hojda, Dillingen Hutte, Germany
  • Klaus-Peter Kinzel, Paul Wurth, Luxembourg
  • Rongshan Lin, Dillingen Hutte, Germany
  • Florent Mauret, Paul Wurth, Luxembourg
  • Henrik Saxon, Abo Academi, Finland
8:55
Recycling of blast furnace sludge – best available technology
Thomas BaumannAKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbHGermany
  • Thibaut Richard, AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Germany
8:55
Integrated steel plant strategic planning – an extension of coke production modelling in the m.simtop process integration platform
Bernd WeissPrimetals Technologies GmbHAustria
  • Johannes Niel, TU Wien, Austria
  • Bernhard Rummer, Voestalpine Stahl Linz, Austria
  • Stefan Tjaden, K1Met, Austria
  • Walter Wukovits, TU Wien, Austria
8:55
Transient DEM-CFD simulations of a blast furnace tapping process: Effect of flow and carbon dissolution on the movement of coke particles
Henry MertenRuhr-Universität BochumGermany
  • Stephan Hojda, AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke, Research & Development Iron and Coke Making, Germany
  • Rongshan Lin, AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke, Research & Development Iron and Coke Making, Germany
  • Viktor Scherer, Lehrstuhl für Energieanlagen und Energieprozesstechnik, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
  • Siegmar Wirtz, Lehrstuhl für Energieanlagen und Energieprozesstechnik, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
9:00 
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Coke oven gas injection into the blast furnace to reduce CO2 emission and to improve the conversion of pulverized coal via Oxy-Coal-Lances
Rongshan LinAG der Dillinger HuettenwerkeGermany
  • Alexander Babich, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
  • Andreas Feiterna, AG der Dillinger Huettenwerke, Germany
  • Dieter Senk, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
  • Jean-Paul Simoes, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
9:20
Evaluation of the suitability of auger pressing briquettes for BF use
Olli VitikkaUniversity of OuluFinland
  • Timo Fabritius, University of Oulu, Finland
  • Anne Hietava, University of Oulu, Finland
  • Mikko Iljana, University of Oulu, Finland
  • Nikita Koriuchev, AMCOM GROUP LLC, United States
  • Andrey Malkki, Kivisampo Oy, Finland
  • Illia Tkalenko, AMCOM GROUP LLC, United States
9:20
Prescription of actionable items for process adaptations, maintenance tasks and schedules with DataXpert and Digital Twin
Christian DenglerPaul Wurth S.A.Luxembourg
9:20
Blast furnace casting guidance model
Yale ZhangHatchCanada
  • Luke Boivin, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Ian Cameron, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Aaron Tanninen, Algoma Steel Inc., Canada
  • Ronald Timmer, Algoma Steel Inc., Canada
  • Yale Zhang, Hatch Ltd., Canada
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Blast furnace process automation and environmental control
Session Chair: Bert Gols
10:00
NOx emission from the Hot Blast System: Formation, effects, and the possibilities for its reduction
Bart de GraaffDanieli CorusNetherlands
10:05 
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An analysis of sinter quality adjustments for blast furnace process optimization
Filipe SathlerArcelorMittal TubarãoBrazil
  • Ramiro Da Conceição Do Nascimento Junior, IFES (Instituto Federal Do Espírito Do Santo), Brazil
10:30 
Ways to low-CO2 or climate neutral iron and steelmaking V - Smart carbon usage – Gas and hydrogen injection, DRI/HBI charge into the blast furnace
Session Chair: Christian Boehm
10:30
On the mission to “green” steel - CO2 reduction steps at HKM
Mohamed EfetürkHüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbHGermany
  • Andreas Janz, Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH, Germany
  • Rosa Peter, Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH, Germany
  • Marten Sprecher, Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH, Germany
Recycling and briquetting II
Session Chair: Lena Sundqvist
10:30
Recycling of residues from Midrex direct reduction of iron ore pellets by means of agglomeration
Stephan HöntschTU Bergakademie FreibergGermany
  • Andreas Siegfried Braeuer, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany
  • Christopher Harris, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
  • Volker Herdegen, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany
  • Laura Lohmeier, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany
  • Hans-Werner Schröder, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany
  • Christoph Thaler, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria
  • Ralf Wollenberg, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany
Big data
Session Chair: Reinoud van Laar
10:30
Using AI and digital twins to improve blast furnace operations
Yale ZhangHatchCanada
  • Nicholas Aubry, Hatch, Canada
  • Julie Kim, Hatch, Canada
10:35 
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Automated systems for control lining wear, heat losses and charging model on blast furnaces: experience in Ukraine
Michael AlterALTER Blast Furnace ConsultingUnited States
  • Oleksii Chaika, Iron and Steel Institute of Z.I. Nekrasov National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
  • Sergey Karikov, PJSC “AZOVSTAL” Iron & Steel Works, Ukraine
  • Bohdan Kornilov, Iron and Steel Institute named Z.I. Nekrasov National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (ISI NASU);, Ukraine
  • Vitaliy Lebed, Iron and Steel Institute of Z.I. Nekrasov National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
  • Vladimir Naboka, PJSC “Zaporizhstal” Iron & Steel Works, Ukraine
  • Sergey Safonov , PJSC “Zaporizhstal” Iron & Steel Works, Ukraine
10:55 
10:55
Addition of DRI/HBI to the blast furnace – a means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
Nicholas AubryHatchCanada
  • Ian Cameron, Hatch Ltd., Canada
  • Don Tu, Hatch Ltd., Canada
10:55
Hydrogen Reduction of Organic Bonded Mill Scale Briquettes
Elsayed MousaSwerimSweden
  • , Afghanistan
  • Hesham Ahmed, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
  • Mohamed El-Sadek, Central Metallurgical Research and Development Institute, Egypt
10:55
Artificial intelligence and data driven modelling in ironmaking – potential and limitations
Dieter BettingerPrimetals TechnologiesAustria
  • Harald Fritschek, Primetals Technologies, Austria
  • Adnan Husakovic, Primetals Technologies, Austria
  • Petra Krahwinkler, Primetals Technologies, Austria
  • Martin Schaler, Primetals Technologies, Austria
11:00 
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Influence of Irregularity of hot metal and slag tapping on blast furnace performance at NTMK-Evraz
Yakov GordonHatchCanada
  • Konstantin Mironov, NTMK-Evraz, Russian Federation
  • Vladislav Panteleev, Ural Federal University, Russian Federation
  • Mikhail Polovets, Ural Federal University, Afghanistan
  • Segei Zagainov, Ural Federal University, Rwanda
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Material tracking, material genealogy and predictive maintenance
Session Chair: Elmar Schuster
11:50
Data-driven maintenance for the Paul Wurth Bell Less Top® charging system
Olivier MerschPaul Wurth S.A.Luxembourg
  • Christian Dengler, Paul Wurth S.A., Luxembourg
  • Fabrice Hansen, Paul Wurth S.A., Luxembourg
  • Marc Schweitzer, Paul Wurth S.A., Luxembourg
Hot blast stoves I
Session Chair: Michael Peters
11:50
Techno-commercial reasons to invest in hot blast stove
Edward LongPrimetals TechnologiesUnited Kingdom
  • Jeremy Fletcher, Primetals Technologies, United Kingdom
  • Mark Geach, Primetals Technologies, United Kingdom
  • Colin Morrison, Primetals Technologies, United Kingdom
11:55 
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Drone inspection of difficult to reach facilities with the possibility of generating a 3D Model for a better damage analysis
Thomas HahnBeck u. Kaltheuner GmbH & Co. KGGermany
  • Jan-Philipp Altgaßen, Beck u. Kaltheuner GmbH & Co.KG, Germany
  • Stephan Hermann, Beck u. Kaltheuner GmbH & Co.KG, Germany
12:15
Construction of the new SSAB Oxelösund hot blast stove 47
Richard WillemsenDanieli CorusNetherlands
  • Peter Öberg, SSAB Europe, Sweden
  • Magnus Sarbrant, Danieli Corus, Netherlands
  • Alain Woltheus, Danieli Corus, Netherlands
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New developments and fundamentals in direct reduction II
Session Chair: Jan van der Stel
13:40
Direct reduction and smelter combination for processing of low-grade iron ores
Gerald WimmerPrimetals Technologies Austria GmbHAustria
13:40
Pellet plant operation and automation
Session Chair: Walter Hartig
13:40
Simulation based Pellet Plant Operation
Florian Markus PenzPrimetals TechnologiesAustria
  • Hans Joerg Baumgartner, Primetals Technologies, Austria
Hot blast stoves II
Session Chair: Michael Peters
13:40
The evolution of hot blast stoves: history, development, and the emergence of top fired stoves as best available technology
Paul GeachPrimetalsUnited Kingdom
  • Martin P Smith, Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH, Austria
13:45 
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Modernization of dri shaft furnaces to enhance process performance and improve product quality
Yakov GordonHatchCanada
14:05
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Reduction of sticking tendency of iron ore pellets by using steel by-product as coating
Mohamed BahgatHadeed a SABIC AffiliateSaudi Arabia
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History, developments and processes of direct reduction of iron ores
Hans Bodo Lüngenon behalf of Steel Institute VDEhGermany
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Farewell event
Location: Exhibition