Chinese steelmaker HBIS Group has successfully begun manufacturing continuously produced direct reduced iron (DRI) products, as part of the company's efforts to lower carbon emissions.
With a metallization ratio currently at 94%, these DRI products could replace high-quality steel scrap, and feedstock of electric arc furnace-based steelmaking, ‘representing an important milestone for the transition to hydrogen metallurgy from the traditional carbon metallurgy in the steel industry’, the North China-based steel producer said.
Compared with the same scale of traditional blast furnace-based steelmaking, the phase-one hydrogen metallurgy project will reduce emissions of CO2 by 800kt/yr, according to HBIS.
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Date posted 30/05/2023
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