Finex® - the ironmaking solution of the 21st century

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Finex® is an innovative ironmaking process jointly developed by Primetals Technologies and the Korean steel producer Posco for the production of hot-metal - based on the direct use of fine ore and non-coking coal.
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@HALOO_ANTON Год назад

Thank you for an amazing content

@akkatfiresafety8567 3 года назад

Good invention. More nubmbers trail should be taken and stability to be ensured .

@ahmadkhoerudin1581 26 дней назад

Saya tim perbaikan di MSB POSCO Cilegon Banten, tertarik dengan ini

@yohaneslim685 2 года назад

Good invention, can I get more information regarding the process and visit your industry please in Korea or advice please thanks and pls take in place and thank

@vejet 4 месяца назад

Why? You gonna start your own steel mill or something?

@coldiceEVO Год назад

If it is non-coking coal, what about all the sulfur and ashes that could end up in the melted metal or reducing gas.

@phuturephunk Год назад

The coal briquetter probably acts as the substitute for what would have been the coking battery part of the operation in a traditional hot metal blast furnace operation.

@MC-cq4vr 7 месяцев назад

저는 파이넥스 프로젝트에 참여한 엔지니어입니다 좋은 정보 감사합니다

@vlizion 3 года назад

This is where kbbq skillets are made from

@markschroeder2578 3 года назад

Can it be true? Could the blast furnace have actually met its match? I guess time will tell.

@penskepc2374 3 года назад

What? This still requires a blast furnace

@markschroeder2578 3 года назад

@@penskepc2374 Part of me agrees with you. Another part of me is uncertain and wants to wait and see.

@mattbanks3517 3 года назад

@@penskepc2374 how does it require a "blast furnace"? It's direct reduction.

@akkedisvoet 2 года назад

@@mattbanks3517 I have the same question for PenskePC23. Looks like this person does not have an answer for his/her impulsive non-thoughts....

@TheWizardGamez Год назад

yes, if you look at the charts, direct reduction has blown up in production in the last decades, primarily due to its SUBSTANCIALLY lower capital needs, input stream, and otherwise. that being said, it cant produce all types of gas like in "traditional"/ conventional iron making where, as seen in the soviet union by FAR, the ability to extract other atmospheric gasses was economical. Russia and other post soviets which had large steel/iron works had produced for example the vast majority of the worlds neon. neon being used in everything from every sign in old Portland, to weapons grade lasers(guess which the soviets were after).

@user-yl9ss5eh6z 7 лет назад

if it isnt true, Posco wouldnt invest theree FINEX plants.

@yohaneslim685 2 года назад

How I can contact finex for more information and advice please thanks

@vejet 4 месяца назад

Isn't this basically the same thing as a blast furnace but with one additional step? This isn't more efficient is it? It's just a little cleaner.

@lchsoft 4 года назад

SOX, NOX, CO2 .....there's no answer in conventional Blast furnace. Hydrogen with FINEX process is only one solution for human being.

@marilynlucas5128 3 года назад

Agreed

@penskepc2374 3 года назад

Thats just a blast furnace with a few more gadgets.

@akkedisvoet 2 года назад

@@penskepc2374 Really? Except this 'blast furnace' (melter-gasifier) does not require expensive coking coal and unlike a true BF, fine Fe-bearing feedstock does not require expensive (non-reducing) agglomeration before it can be used. To me Finex looks like a winner. What is your vested interest in being so negative about it?

@penskepc2374 2 года назад

@@akkedisvoet I was sort of being sarcastic, I guess it didn't come off like that, if anything I think its cool this technology might keep the blast furnace going.

@sachinpoul2624 Год назад

@@akkedisvoet agree coke getting expensive

@vitaminishe День назад

и чо?

@Nikipress 7 лет назад

wouldn't it be great if this was actually true.

@xaverneidinger4767 7 лет назад

why isn't it true?

@Nikipress 7 лет назад

Give me your email address and I'll explain why I said what I said. I used to manage a COREX process and even wrote a predictive mass , energy and cost model for it.

@xaverneidinger4767 7 лет назад

neix@icloud.com

@SagarCampli 5 лет назад

I work for a steel giant in India and would really like to know why finex isn't a good Idea, we are researching on it since we are looking for options of higher pallet than sinter.. My Email id is Sagarcampli@gmail.com kindly share some insights