The purpose of this paper is to review a case study of a successful energy project at the ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor facility involving the addition of five new adjustable frequency drives (AFDs) used to regulate flow of the high-volume water spray system for the runout table (ROT). The paper will outline 1) processes used in justifying new technology updates, 2) mill alignment with the serving electric utility to leverage energy credits, 3) equipment selection and installation and 4) metrics used to demonstrate the project delivered the desired payback.
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OSHA has recently added a new regulation: “Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution and Electrical Protective Equipment.” Th ...View more
This paper is a case study outlining the experience of a multisite cement producer and their experience in implementing an enterprise-wide electr ...View more
Overview of arc-preventative motor control centers and how they enhance personal safety, protect equipment and support more reliable operations.View more
