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The breakthrough ironmaking technologies combined with ENERGIRON, Blast furnace and Syngas Hiroshi Ichikawa :Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co.,Ltd. Toshitaka Nakayama :Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co.,Ltd. Pablo E. Duarte :HYL Technologies S.A. de C.V. Alessandro Martinis :Ironmaking DRI, Danieli & C. 1 www.metecestad2015.com

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Features of ENERGIRON process 3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) in integrated steel mill 5. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION 6. Conclusion 2

1. Introduction Strategic alliance with Tenova, Danieli and NSENGI (1) Blast Furnace Technology (2) By-pro Gas Utilizing Technology (3) Coal Gasification Technology DRI Process This technologies can expand ENERGIRON to the integrated steel mills and in nonnatural gas producing region. 3

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Features of ENERGIRON process 3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) in integrated steel mill 5. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION 6. Conclusion 4

2. Features of ENERGIRON process : Hi-C DRI ENERGIRON-ZR Process and Hi-C DRI ENERGIRON-ZR is the most advanced DR process due to no external Reformer. ENERGIRON-ZR can produce Hi-C DRI because of In-situ Reforming,gas reforming, reduction and carburization of DRI inside the reactor. In-situ Reforming Top gas NG Hi-C DRI 5

2. Features of ENERGIRON process : Hi-C DRI Comparison of Hi-C DRI and Low C HBI Hi-C DRI has the form of Fe 3 C that prevents re-oxidation Hi-C DRI has higher reduction rate because of carbon content and porosity The size of Hi-C DRI is same as iron ore pellet, it makes the handling to be easy Hi-C DRI is more suitable for DRI charging to BF Picture High C DRI Low C HBI Fe metallization (%) 92-96 92-96 Carbon (%) 2.5-5.0 0.8-2.5 Apparent Density (g/cm3) 3.4-3.6 5.0-5.5 Porosity (%) 50-54 26-33 Typical Size (mm) 4-20 (diameter) 30 x 50 x 110 Production cost ($/t-dri) Base +10-15 6

2. Features of ENERGIRON process : Hi-C DRI Hi-C DRI with Fe 3 C and its stability No hot briquetting Most of the Carbon in Hi-C DRI is Fe 3 C. If Hi-C DRI contains 4% of total carbon, 90-95% of the total carbon is present as Fe 3 C. Hi-C DRI is very stable against re-oxidation because of high Fe 3 C content. Easy storage and transportation without hot briquetting <Fe 3 C in High C DRI> <Stability of High C DRI against water & air> 7

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Features of ENERGIRON process 3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) in integrated steel mill 5. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION 6. Conclusion 8

3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation Summary 1. By Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF hardware and operation, Hot metal cost is decreased by 6~10 US$/t, at annual hot metal production is 9 million ton, annual merit is 54~90 million US$. 2. CO 2 emission decreased by 1.6 million ton annually, at annual hot metal production is 9 million ton. It is corresponded to 13 million US$ annually, based on present EU-ETS credit (8 US$/t-CO2). 9

Coke rate decrease (%) Hot metal production increase (%) Effect of Low-C HBI Charging to BF Many operational tests regarding Low-C HBI charging to BF have been executed in the past. Hot metal production increases by 6-8% and coke rate decreases by 5-7% per 100kg of metallic iron per ton of pig iron. 20 16% 10 8% 0 7% 10 14% 10 20 30 Burden metallization (%) 20 Home page of International Iron Metallics Association (IIMA) 10

Improvement of DRI charging operation In order to improve the feasibility of DR plant for BF (coke reduction and production increase), following two items are very effective. (1) Charging Hi-C DRI to BF (2) Optimum hardware and operation of BF TG Heat Recuperator Iron Ore Iron Ore Coke Reducing gases: Natural Gas Reformed Gas Syngas COG others CO 2 H 2 O fuel O 2 DR process NG Blast Furnace PC, O 2 (1) Charging High C DRI DRI Hot metal (2) Optimum hardware and operation of BF 11

3.1. Additional effects of Hi-C DRI Improvement of reducing in BF by Hi-C DRI Wustite (FeO) in Hi-C DRI can be reduced by carbon in Hi-C DRI by only heated. Generated CO gas can advance to reduce the iron ore around Hi-C DRI, compared to low carbon HBI. CO, CO 2 H 2, CO H 2 O, CO 2 FeO + C Fe + CO C + CO 2 2 CO FeO + CO Fe + CO 2 Hi-C DRI FeO + H 2 Fe + H 2 O FeO + CO Fe + CO 2 Low C HBI 12

Reduction ratio [%] Pressure drop [kpa] 3.1. Additional effects of Hi-C DRI Improvement of permeability in BF by Hi-C DRI Hi-C DRI charging can improve the permeability in BF. <Gas permeability laboratory test results> Temperature [degc] 800 1000 1100 1200 1300 1300 1400 1500 120 : Sinter ore 100% 100 : Sinter ore 80% + High C DRI 20% Reduction ratio 60 50 80 40 60 Pressure drop 30 40 20 20 0 0 0 30 60 90 120 150 10 Sinter 100% Sinter 80% HC-DRI 20% S value (kpa min) 827 191 Time [min] 1/4 to 1/5 13

3.2. Additional effects of optimum hardware and operation of BF Control gas flow uniform The point for achieving lower coke rate and higher productivity is to control gas flow uniform. To make the gas flow uniform, the following two points are necessary. 1) Uniform burden distribution in radius direction in BF 2) Proper center gas flow 14

3.2. Additional effects of optimum hardware of BF Material flow control system In case of Conventional parallel hoppers (A), materials tend to be charged into BF non-uniform, because of horizontal component of the velocity. NSENGI s material flow control system (B) can prevent inertiacaused uneven flows, so can charge materials into BF uniformly. No.1 No.2 Material flow control valve & Automatic control system No.1 No.2 Center of No.1 layer (coke) CASE 4 No.1 Cross section No.2 Center of No.1 &No.2 layer (coke & ore) CASE 4 CASE 4 Center of No.2 layer (ore) (A) Un-control (Conventional type) (B) Controlled (NSENGI type) 15

3.2. Additional effects of optimum hardware of BF Advanced top charging equipment Advanced top charging equipment can support uniform gas flow and center gas flow with the following capabilities. (1) High rotating speed : 12 rpm (1.5 times of conventional type) (2) High tilting speed : 3 times of conventional type (3) Improved chute : Avoiding material disperse and ensuring the center coke charge Conventional Type Advanced Type Improved chute (Cylindrical chute) Rotation axis Adjustment axis 17

Coke rate decrease (%) Hot metal production increase (%) 3.2. Additional effects of optimum hardware and operation of BF Generally, the coke ratio reduction by PCI is limited by upper limit of K value (gas permeability resistance in BF) Charging Hi-C DRI and optimum hardware and operation of BF can improve gas permeability of BF, and can increase PCI. Double to the conventional effects has been verified to the BF productivity increase and coke ratio reduction. <Relation between coke ratio and permeability> <Effect of Optimum operation > 20 10 0 10 : Conventional operation : Optimum operation 10 20 30 Burden metallization (%) 20 18

3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation Hi-C DRI and optimized BF hardware & operation can enhance hot metal cost merit more than twice compared to Low C DRI and Conventional DRI charging. Convention al operation (no DRI) Low C DRI and conventional BF hardware & operation Hi-C DRI and optimized BF hardware & operation DRI kg/t-p 0 100 100 PCI Base Base Increase Material distribution Base Base Optimum Coke ratio kg/t-p Base - 7% - 16% Productivity t/m3/day Base + 6% + 14% Hot metal cost $/t-p *1) Base - 3 ~ -4-6~ -10 merit Million $/y *2) Base -27~-36-54~-90 CO2 emission Million t/y *2) Base -1.4-1.6 *1) COG=24$/Gcal, Electricity=0.07$/kWh, O2=0.05$/Nm3, Coke=210-270$/t, PC=100$/t, Sinter=74$/t, Lump=81$/t, Pellet=117$/t *2) In case of annual production is 9 million ton. 19

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Features of ENERGIRON process 3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) in integrated steel mill 5. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION 6. Conclusion 20

Gas generated Mcal/t-s gas demand Mcal/t-s 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) 4.1. Gas balance and feeding to ENERGIRON in integrated steel mill By-pro gas is generated 2.2 Gcal/t-steel, and 40% is for power generation. 0.25 Gcal/t-s of by-pro gas, only 30% for power generation, can produce 100kg/t-s of DRI for charging to BF. Beneficial using by-pro gas can utilize reduction gas to ENERGION on low cost in non-natural gas producing region. 2,500 2,500 DRI 2,000 2,000 Power generation 1,500 1,000 LDG BFG COG 1,500 1,000 Others Coke oven Hot stove 500 500 Reheating furnace 0 Present operation DRI charging & Optimum operation - Present operation DRI charging & Optimum operation Example of by-pro gas generation in integrated steel mill Example of by-pro gas usage in integrated steel mill 21

4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) 4.1.Gas balance and feeding to ENERGIRON 0.25 Gcal/t-s of gas can produce 100kg/t-s of DRI or 83 kwh/t-s. DRI 100 kg-dri/t-s 2.5 Gcal/t-DRI By-pro gas 0.25 Gcal/t-s COG 0.18 Option? Power 83 kwh/t-s BFG 0.07 3.0 Gcal/MWh Power generation benefit is 0.8 US$/t-s, if by-pro gas cost is 20 US$/Gcal and purchased power price is 80 US$/MWh. unit $/unit unit/mwh $/MWh $/t-s By-pro gas Gcal 20 3 60 Other cost 10 Power cost 70 Power price 80 Power Benefit 10 0.8 On the other hand, benefit of DRI producing and charging to BF is 6 to 10 US$/t-s, it is much bigger than power generation. 22

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Features of ENERGIRON process 3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) in integrated steel mill 5. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION 6. Conclusion 27

4. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION (1) Efficient Co-Production with Coal Flash Partial Hydro-pyrolysis Technology (ECOPRO):high efficient two-stage entrained flow gasifier Pilot plant test has been completed from 2003 to 2009, supported by Japanese Government (METI) through Japan Coal Energy Center (JCOAL), and verified as follows, (1) World highest energy efficiency of 85%, 5 to 10% higher than the other gasifier (2) Applicability of the process to low-rank coals including brown coal and operating stability By application of ECOPRO and ENERGIRON, total energy efficiency is increased by 5-10% 28

4. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION (2) Energy Saving CO2 Absorption Process (ESCAP) the most efficient energy cut-off chemical absorption process for CO 2 capture NSENGI have developed ESCAP in the project sponsored by NEDO (*1). ESCAP were 42% reduction in reaction energy (2.3 GJ/t-CO 2 ) compared to conventional MEA (Mono Ethanol Amine). The commercial plant of ESCAP with 120 t-co 2 /day was constructed in NSSMC (*2) in 2014, and have been operated well on planed condition. The recovered CO 2 from the hot stove exhaust gas of BF is used mainly dry ice and beverage. Off gas Reaction energy (GJ/t-CO 2 ) MEA (*1) New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (*2) Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal 29

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Features of ENERGIRON process 3. Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF operation 4. Beneficial using by-pro gas (COG, BFG, LDG) in integrated steel mill 5. Combination of coal gasification and ENERGION 6. Conclusion 30

Conclusion (1) Charging Hi-C DRI and optimized BF hardware & operation can increase productivity and decreased coke ratio, because of improving reduction, permeability and flow control in the BF. Hot metal cost down merit is 6~10 US$/t-s, at annual production is 9 million ton, annual merit is 54~90 million US$. The reinforcing coke oven and BF is not necessary for increasing steel production, because productivity is increased and coke rate is decreased. (2) By-pro gas can be converted from power generation to producing Hi-C DRI, considering gas balance and benefit. (3) Combination with coal gasification can expand market to nonnatural gas producing region. Total efficiency can be improved more by application of ECOPRO (high efficiency coal gasifier) and ESCAP (Energy Saving CO 2 Absorption Process). 31