Technology workshop organised at SAIl

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A technology workshop on ‘Online Analysers for Raw Materials in Steel Industry’ was inaugurated by Dr. BK Jha, Executive Director (RDCIS) at RDCIS Auditorium, Ispat Bhawan, Ranchi.  The two days workshop from 15-16th January, 2016 has been organised by Technology Knowledge Society of India in association with RDCIS, SAIl, Ranchi.

Around 120 Indian and Foreign participants from 15 different organizations including various Integrated Plants of SAIl, RDCIS, CET, MECON and Technology Solution Providers will be deliberating in the workshop. Premier Global Technology providers of On-line Cross Belt Elemental Analyzers and Moisture Analyzers will present their state-of-the art technologies in the workshop. M/s Thermo Fisher Scientific, M/s Sabia Bulk Material Analysers, M/s Realtime Instruments, M/s Berthold Technologies and M/s EMC Electronik shall be presenting features and case studies of Raw Material Analyzer Technology in various technical sessions.

Dr. BK Jha, ED RDCIS, while inaugurating the workshop stressed upon the greater significance of On-line Raw Material Elemental and Moisture Analyzer applications in SAIl steel plants for optimization of Raw Materials, Coal Blending and Sinter Mix preparation. He opined that this can significantly contribute in the improvement of steel plant performance.

Dr. BB Agrawal, GM RDCIS, while delivering welcome address highlighted the state-of-the-art technical features of On-line Elemental and Moisture Analyzers and stressed upon huge application potentials of these technologies. He opined that deliberations in the workshop will provide a unique platform to all the participants to enrich their technical know-how and help them in planning for technology adoption.

S. S. Mohanty, Ditrector (Technical), SAIl has sent his best wishes and congratulated RDCIS for taking such innovative initiative in organizing such theme based technical workshop. A workshop CD containing the compilation of all Technical information was released by the dignitaries. Anup Prasad, AGM (RDCIS) proposed the vote of thanks.

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