In case you missed it, members can now check out the virtual Steelmaker of the Year and Hogan Memorial Lecture Award Presentations on AIST.org. Get inspired by Leon Topalian’s encouraging words on what we can expect for the steel industry in 2020 and beyond and hear some of the key’s behind John Ferriola’s renowned success — certainly a must watch in our book.
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The health of our members, partners and staff is AIST’s prime concern. Due to current state and local regulations regarding allowable meeting size and travel, we are transitioning our Fall technology training conferences to virtual events. While we are disappointed not to be able to meet in person, we believe we have created strong programs to further increase your technical knowledge.
Basic knowledge and operating background to assess and understand the condition of their combustion system equipment.
The making, shaping, and treating of steel are critical to product design, application, cost and performance.
Covers safety, the basics of electrical and mechanical features of electric arc furnaces, refractories, and the role of raw materials.
This seminar provides a comprehensive overview of hot rolling steel strip and plate.
The primary focus is on the process and equipment customarily found in the rolling mill building.
Software development is an essential part of the steel industry’s digital transformation. This webinar, hosted by Primetals Technologies, demonstrates how software helps manage steel production via digital twins, artificial intelligence and data analytics. ► Learn More
The Torre Helea tower in Puebla City, Mexico, consists of 33 levels and 93 luxurious residences. Each level has three apartments that are arranged like a propeller and rotate 15° while ascending until reaching 143 m in height, offering a 180° panoramic view of Puebla City. Read more about this unique structure on page 62.