AISTech is a can’t-miss event for those involved at every level of the steel industry. With more than 500 technical presentations, AISTech provides a global perspective on the technology and engineering expertise necessary to power a sustainable steel industry.
Join us at the AISTech 2020 Town Hall Forum. This moderated discussion with the steel industries top leaders will explore a variety of key opportunities and concerns impacting everyone involved in the steel community.
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Covers fundamentals, equipment, rolling theory, control, threading, rolls, lubrication, measurement, safety and new technology.
The conference will focus on successful projects, the challenges of struggling processes, new approaches and the use of the reduced iron products.
The making, shaping, and treating of steel are critical to product design, application, cost and performance.
"At the beginning of the project, many people were afraid of the impact on the Pont Adolphe," Christian Bauer told Dezeen. "That the image of the historic bridge should not be denatured." ► Read More
SMS group’s universal annealing and hot-dip galvanizing line can flexibly produce two different products depending on the respective market conditions: annealed and hot-dip galvanized cold strip. In recent years, various improvements and new technical solutions have been developed, particularly regarding line concepts, furnace technology, galvanizing technology and post-treatment. Pictured is the installation at Big River Steel, Osceola, Ark., USA.