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LanceStat


LanceStat is online hardware and software that monitors the decarburization process in steelmaking vessels. Sensors detect changes in the physical and chemical reactions occurring within the vessel. This technology is installed at two basic oxygen steelmaking plants.
LanceStat detects slopping within the vessel and recommends remedial action leading to the following benefits.

Cost Saving Benefits
Improved lance life
Increased yield
Lower oxygen consumption
Increased safety

System Features
LanceStat monitors each heat for changes in process stability. Operators are notified so that corrective action may be taken.
LanceStat sensors are positioned remotely to the process and require minimum maintenance. 
LanceStat depending on the operating practice, one system can monitor up to 2 furnaces.

Additional Features
Interface to plant data network
Custom operator interface
Historical data archiving
Can be integrated to other Nupro technologies.

 

   

 

 

 

"keep the heat in the vessel"

side view of vessel after a material ejection event

 

side view of vessel during material ejection

 


Example operator interface showing analog style gauges and historical trending.

 


Historical trend showing furnace slopping (data inside red ellipse) during a 20 minute oxygen blow.

 

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