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MICRO - MODULE DRI PLANT Advanced compact plant design for high quality and high carbon DRI production TENOVA. INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR METALS AND MINING

TENOVA, a Techint Group company, is a worldwide partner for innovative, reliable and sustainable solutions in metals and mining. Leveraging a workforce of over three thousand forward-thinking professionals located in 22 countries across 5 continents, TENOVA designs technologies and develops services that help companies reduce costs, save energy, limit environmental impact and improve working conditions. TENOVA HYL embodies the heritage of nearly 60 years of direct reduction technology development, having pioneered the Direct Reduced Iron industry back in 1957 with the world s first industrial plant at Monterrey, Mexico. Today TENOVA HYL supplies the most advanced DR technology under the ENERGIRON trademark. Its plants are able to produce, since 1998, High Carbon DRI, which is highly desired by steelmakers for the efficiency it provides in the melt shop and the improved yields, quality, and production costs for liquid steel. A significant feature of this technology is its low environmental impact with the lowest NOx and CO and particulate emissions that has already met and passed, the world strictest environmental regulations, without the need of additional equipment. A unique feature of this technology is the ability to recover CO2 for commercial use instead of venting to the atmosphere. TENOVA HYL, besides providing top of the class DR plant technology, supports its customers during construction and after start up with training and operational assistance assuring the success of their projects. Reformerless Energiron ZR Concept is a ZR plant configuration with no gas reformer and a compact efficient plant design to produce DRI 94% metallization with a carbon content typically 3.5%. The Micro-Module offers clean operation, high quality, and a higher value product. It is an investment that will pay for itself in a short number of years. The first of this type of plant was built and put into operation in Abu Dhabi, UAE. The typical Micro-Module plant includes the DRI reactor, process gas heater, recycle gas compressor, cooling gas compressor, CO2 removal system, water systems, material handling system and distributed control system (DCS). A Micro-Module can also be equipped with a complete laboratory for Process Quality Control. ADVANTAGES: Highest yield from iron ore to DRI product High carbon ( 3.5%) DRI production Optional hot direct feeding to the EAF State-of-the-art energy recovery design Low capex Optimized opex Excellent internal rate of return Financially attractive for investment institutions H 2 O HEAT RECUPERATOR IRON ORE (3.2 18 mm) PG COMPRESSOR CO2 REMOVAL PG HEATER REACTOR High Temp: > 1050 C Operating pressure: 6-8 bar MAKE-UP: NATURAL GAS REFORMED GAS SYNGAS COG COREX GAS HYDROGEN HUMIDIFIER TAIL GAS FUEL O2 QUENCH SYSTEM MAKE UP CG COMPRESSOR DRI

MICRO-MODULE DRI PLANT In recent years the direction of the DRI industry has been for plants to grow in capacity to take advantage of economies of scale. This trend is of little consequence for small to medium sized steel mills or foundries, since the economic justification for investing in a large DRI plant does not exist. In order to satisfy all segments of the market, Tenova HYL has developed the Micro-Module DRI plant. The concept is a low cost investment solution that provides high efficiency technology for plant sizes up to 250,000 metric tons per year. ADVANTAGES: Small plant footprint that fits into most existing melt shops Low capital cost DRI improves the liquid steel quality - new market grades Optional hot DRI feeding directly into the EAF for exceptional energy saving and productivity benefits. The Micro-Module provides the flexibility of targeted onsite DRI production that can easily be used as a substitute feed material for pig iron or high quality scrap at a significant savings per ton. Since the Micro-Module is based on the successful and proven Energiron ZR technology, it will deliver the same high quality, high carbon DRI material as larger DRI plants.

WHAT IS ENERGIRON DRI? DRI is a virgin iron product made by reducing the oxygen from the iron ore, typically to 95% metallization, which can then be used to produce steel. The difference from standard DRI compared to Energiron ZR plant DRI, is that the Energiron DRI contains a very high percentage of its carbon content in iron carbide form. Depending on the grade of steel being produced, it can be mixed with different grades of scrap to dilute residuals, or melted 100% for especially high quality steel products. High carbon DRI can be used in any type of steel producing plant including BF/BOF facilities, EAF mills and foundries - it can be used anywhere for quality grade steel production. It can be charged in buckets or automatically, using continuous feeding systems for more efficient results. ENERGIRON DRI ADVANTAGES: High carbon content makes the DRI material more stable and easier to transport and store Improved foamy slag production Increased EAF production and reduction of operating costs due to the extra energy from the high carbon material Reduction of injected carbon ONSITE DRI PRODUCTION PLANT There are several strategic reasons for installing an onsite DRI facility. First and foremost, you can insulate your operation form the constant fluctuations of the pig iron and quality scrap markets. Having high quality virgin iron units for your charge mix, at a predictable production cost invariably lower than purchased metallics, provides you with an edge on the competition. Lower costs provides higher operating margins. Having an onsite DRI production plant opens the door for entering into more lucrative steel products production. Residuals levels in steel scrap limit the grades of steel that can be produced without using some type of virgin iron units (HCI, DRI, HBI, Pig Iron) to dilute the scrap residuals to acceptable levels. Installing an onsite DRI plant and using the DRI in the charge mix allows for a more consistent chemistry in the charge mix for easier operation and enhanced productivity.

OPTIMIZED PROCESS FOR HIGHEST EFFICIENCY The pressurized operation of the Micro-Module allows for a higher production capability in a smaller reduction unit. The ZR configurations means there is no gas reformer associated with the plant. This reduces the overall footprint, but more importantly saves operating costs and avoids the danger of catalyst contamination and replacement that is common with other systems. Based on the Energiron ZR process configuration, the Micro-Module exhibits the highest energy efficiency possible, and the lowest iron ore consumption per ton of DRI produced. The carbon content is optimized to fit the requirements of the EAF melting process. Metallization 94% Carbon 3.5% Unit Consumption Metric Unit / t DRI US Customary Units / ton DRI Iron or pellets/lump metric ton (t) / short ton (ton) 1.38 1.38 Natural Gas Gcal/t - MMBTU/ton 2.26 8.14 Oxygen Nm3/t - Scf / ton 58 1964 Nitrogen - core area Nm3/t - Scf / ton 16 541 Electricity - core area kwh/t - kwh/ton 90 82 Water M3/t - US gal/ton 0.90 215 Labor M-h/t - M-h/ton 0.15 0.14 ENVIRONMENT The Micro-Module complies with the strictest environmental regulations and and has received government permits around the world including in the USA. The plant also provides the added possibility of extracting CO2 as a saleable by-product and/or as CO2 credits. If there is no economical possibility of CO2 sales in a geographical region, a chemical absorption system is used to reduce the CO2 emissions. SIZE The core Micro-Module plant requires an area of approximately 220 ft. x 260 ft. (67 m x 79 m), which can be accommodated in most existing EAF steel plants. The optimal Micro-Module location is near the EAF melt shop for maximization of logistics and the existing infrastructure. The time required to erect a Micro-Module is short, eliminating the need for lengthy shutdowns of adjacent operations during installation. STEEL PRODUCTION The Micro-Module DRI can be used to produce all types of steel product grades. Lower Grades Steel Products Higher Grades Low carbon Rebar Construction Welded Pipe EAF (Scrap) Machine Structural Cold Heading Interior Automotive Drawing Quality EAF (DRI, Pig Iron, Scrap) Alloy Suspension Spring Piano Wire Bearing Valve Spring Tire Cord Can Stock Exposed Automotive Deep Drawing Quality Line Pipe High DRI Utilization

Tenova Hyl Av. Munich 101 Col. Cuauhtémoc San Nicolás De Los Garza N. L. 66450 - México Phone +52 81 8865 2801 Fax +52 81 8865 2810 hyl@tenova.com North America Tel +1 412 637 1545 hylusa@tenova.com Europe & Middle East Tel +39 0331 444 850 hylitaly@tenova.com India Tel +91 22 6104 5874 hylindia@tenova.com China Tel +86 10 8447 5656 hylchina@tenova.com www.tenova.com