India is a very important global player in the casting sector not only of cast iron but also of non-ferrous sector such as brass and bell metal. Melting furnaces of these are mainly coke based. There is also a growing awareness of pollution control levels in the country in recent times and this is a perceived as a threat to the existence of these small scale foundries including melting unit for casting for brass and bell metals scattered in various parts of the country. Attempt has been made to carry out research and development work on developing various modules eco-friendly furnaces concerning melting and of brass and bell metal casting/ product. This paper also discusses technoeconomical aspect of the mentioned coke based and coke less...
Of late, there is increased awareness of pollution hazards within the metallurgical industry. T...
Conventional iron production in a blast furnace is based on the smelting of wholly lumpy or suitably...
The consumption of coal and coke in the blast furnace is met on the one hand by the market or on the...
Since over a decade there is a worldwide trend towards using fuel alternative tocoal/ coke concernin...
This paper envisages the developmental work on eco-friendly cokeless cupola at the National Met...
It is well known that metallurgical furnaces are major polluters of the environment. The main reason...
It is a time-old relationship between metal and man : iron is one such metal in use. To meet various...
Emissions from cupola furnaces for melting iron predominantly consist, heavy metal fumes, ...
The paper highlights an integrated approach to pollution control in foundries through energy conserv...
Production of iron through BF route is still a dominant route and coke is a major raw material and...
Traditionally foundries are considered to be hot, dusty and dirty place where foundrymen toil hard w...
The Iron & Steel Industry in general is one of the major contributors of environmental pollution due...
The technological developments have opened up new avenues for small scale industries (SSI). T...
Foundry emissions are well defined source of air pollutants, however, only scanty information ...
Direct reduced iron or sponge iron technology was developed as an alternate route for steel making ...
Of late, there is increased awareness of pollution hazards within the metallurgical industry. T...
Conventional iron production in a blast furnace is based on the smelting of wholly lumpy or suitably...
The consumption of coal and coke in the blast furnace is met on the one hand by the market or on the...
Since over a decade there is a worldwide trend towards using fuel alternative tocoal/ coke concernin...
This paper envisages the developmental work on eco-friendly cokeless cupola at the National Met...
It is well known that metallurgical furnaces are major polluters of the environment. The main reason...
It is a time-old relationship between metal and man : iron is one such metal in use. To meet various...
Emissions from cupola furnaces for melting iron predominantly consist, heavy metal fumes, ...
The paper highlights an integrated approach to pollution control in foundries through energy conserv...
Production of iron through BF route is still a dominant route and coke is a major raw material and...
Traditionally foundries are considered to be hot, dusty and dirty place where foundrymen toil hard w...
The Iron & Steel Industry in general is one of the major contributors of environmental pollution due...
The technological developments have opened up new avenues for small scale industries (SSI). T...
Foundry emissions are well defined source of air pollutants, however, only scanty information ...
Direct reduced iron or sponge iron technology was developed as an alternate route for steel making ...
Of late, there is increased awareness of pollution hazards within the metallurgical industry. T...
Conventional iron production in a blast furnace is based on the smelting of wholly lumpy or suitably...
The consumption of coal and coke in the blast furnace is met on the one hand by the market or on the...