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voda 27 juni 2019 10:45

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Finished Steel Imports Into US In 5 Months Decline by 18% YoY - AISI

Based on final Census Bureau data, the American Iron and Steel Institute reported that the US imported a total of 2,062,000 net tons of steel in May 2019, including 1,853,000 net tons of finished steel (down 38.2% and 9.3%, respectively, vs. April final data). Through the first five months of 2019, total and finished steel imports are 13,584,000 and 9,953,000 net tons, down 11.7% and 18.1%, respectively, vs. the same period in 2018. Annualized total and finished steel imports in 2019 would be 32.6 and 23.9 million NT, down 3.3% and 7.0%, respectively, vs. 2018. Finished steel import market share was an estimated 19% in May and is estimated at 21% over the first five months of 2019.

Key finished steel products with a significant import increase in May compared to April were sheets and strip all other metallic coatings (up 100%), heavy structural shapes (up 98%), reinforcing bars (up 56%), hot rolled bars (up 17%), and standard pipe (up 15%). The major finished product with a significant year-to-date increase vs. the same period in 2018 was line pipe (up 11%)

In May, the largest volumes of finished steel imports from offshore were from South Korea (290,000 NT, up 5% from April final), Japan (124,000 NT, down 22%), Taiwan (81,000 NT, up 13%), Germany (64,000 NT, down 56%) and Vietnam (61,000 NT, down 23%). For the first five months of 2019, the largest offshore suppliers were South Korea (1,287,000 NT, down 16% vs. the same period in 2018), Japan (611,000 NT, no change), Germany (517,000 NT, down 6%), Taiwan (436,000 NT, down 7%) and Vietnam (368,000 NT, down 5%). Below are charts on estimated steel import market share in recent months and on finished steel imports from offshore by country.

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Source : Strategic Research Institute

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voda 27 juni 2019 10:47

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USITC Votes To Keep AD Duty On Steel Nail Imports From China

The US International Trade Commission determined that revoking the existing antidumping duty order on imports of steel nails from China would be likely to lead to continuation or recurrence of material injury within a reasonably foreseeable time. As a result of the Commission’s affirmative determination, the existing antidumping duty order on imports of this product from China will remain in place.

Chairman David S Johanson and Commissioners Irving A. Williamson, Meredith M Broadbent, Rhonda K. Schmidtlein, and Jason E. Kearns voted in the affirmative.

The action comes under the five-year (sunset) review process required by the Uruguay Round Agreements Act.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 juni 2019 10:47

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ArcelorMittal ResponsibleSteel certification standard reviewed

Following a two day members’ meeting last week, hosted by ArcelorMittal at the ArcelorMittal Orbit at the Olympic Park in Stratford, East London, version four of the new draft ResponsibleSteel certification standard has been reviewed by members with formal market launch of the standard now expected towards the end of the year.

Mr Alan Knight, head of sustainable development at ArcelorMittal and co-chair of ResponsibleSteel said that “I am encouraged both by the progress we have made in developing the ResponsibleSteel standard and the broad-based interest in the scheme. For a scheme like this to truly gain market acceptance we need involvement, collaboration and input from multiple stakeholder groups. Steel industry participants clearly have an important role to play in its development, but an accreditation scheme created solely by the steel industry and for the steel industry would lack credibility. The multi-stakeholder aspect is critical, so the support and membership sign up we have received from mining majors, financial institutions, steel consuming customers and NGOs brings that credibility. It has also been integral in ensuring the development of the standard is sufficiently stringent – we received over 600 responses to the public consultation carried out on version three of the standard. With this input carried into version four, I am confident the scheme will be market ready later this year and will achieve its objective of providing the reassurance steel customers and industry stakeholders need on industry sustainability standards.”

ResponsibleSteel is the steel industry’s first, multi-stakeholder certification initiative that aims to set a single, global standard for the entire ‘mine-to-metal’ steel value chain. The multi-stakeholder initiative, of which ArcelorMittal was a founding member and has played a leading role in developing, was first established in 2015. Efforts to accelerate the creation of the standard, including extensive public consultation periods, have increased over the past 12 months, leading to yesterday’s approval of draft version four. The standard will enable steel producers to prove their production processes and products meet rigorously defined standards across a broad range of social, environmental and ethical criteria. It will also serve to improve responsible sourcing of raw materials used in steelmaking and reduce supply-chain risk.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 juni 2019 11:24

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US Steel Names Mr Steven D Bugajski As Chief Information Officer

United States Steel Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer Mr David B Burritt announced the appointment of Mr Steven D Bugajski to Chief Information Officer. The advancement is effective July 1 and he will report to Christine Breves, Senior VP Manufacturing Support & Chief Supply Chain Officer.

Bugajski joined US Steel in 2008 and advanced through increasingly responsible roles in the company’s Information Technology organization, including leading the global teams for Infrastructure, Business Processes, Project Management and Administration, Transaction Processing and Enterprise Applications. He has served as Interim Chief Information Officer and General Manager Global Business Service Center following the retirement of Charles Balawajder in May 2019.

Prior to his tenure with US Steel, Bugajski spent much of his IT career in the healthcare field. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems from Penn State University and a master’s degree in Business Administration from Waynesburg University.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 juni 2019 11:31

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Thomas & Adamson Help To Build Largest Movable Steel Structure For Chernobyl

Edinburgh News reported that Edinburgh-based construction and property firm has detailed the vital monitoring work it is conducting regarding the former Chernobyl nuclear power plant in northern Ukraine. Thomas & Adamson is leading a global team monitoring the construction of the New Safe Confinement, billed as the largest movable steel structure built to create a barrier against release of radioactive substances and creating an environment for further works. Mr Colin Ross, regional director at Thomas & Adamson, who is based in the company’s Kyiv office and leading the project, said the firm has been at the Chernobyl site for more than five years, providing support and independent oversight on programming completion of the works, financial management, risk management and quality assurance processes, "crucial areas of responsibilities for a project of this size and status".

He added that it is testament to the team it has in place, its project experience and in-house nuclear expertise that it was chosen to work on the project, which aims to prevent the spread of deadly radiation.

He added that “As a company that works across a range of sectors, including life sciences and technology, we’re used to working in complex environments, but I don’t think any of us would ever have imagined that our roles as quantity surveyors and the like would have led us to work at the site of Europe’s worst nuclear disaster.”

The site is set to be handed over to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development later this year.

Source : Edinburgh News

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voda 27 juni 2019 11:32

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GMS Market Commentary On Shipbreaking In Turkey In Week 25 MINIMAL MOVEMENTS!

Another week has gone by with little to no change in the Turkish market. Local steel plate prices have reportedly been relatively unchanged and the Turkish Lira, though marginally stronger at levels just under TRY 5.8X against the US Dollar, is still far weaker than the low TRY 5.2X levels from earlier in the year. Moreover, with minimal tonnage availability and a subsequent lack of local fixtures, the Turkish market remains crippled in its current state.

As such, unless sub-continent markets decline significantly or Turkish fundamentals improve to the extent Turkish levels climb notably, we expect minimal to no movements from Aliaga.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 juni 2019 11:32

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GMS Market Commentary On Shipbreaking In Pakistan In Week 25 - BUDGET LOBBY!

The National Assembly is expected to pass the recently announced Pakistani budget on June 29th for implementation countrywide on July 1st. Over recent weeks, members of the Pakistan Ship Breakers Association have been lobbying hard in Islamabad, in order to undo the higher sales tax and income duties that were announced in the recent budget. As such, it remains to be seen whether they will eventually be successful in their endeavors and if the currency will continue to struggle at historical lows.

Surprisingly however, local steel prices have remained relatively firm and on the back of an excruciatingly minimal supply of tonnage, local demand has been gradually firming, following a period without the import of any significant sized units for almost a year now.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 juni 2019 12:08

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Brazil's Vale Conducted Blasts Near Brumadinho Dam After Burst

Reuters, citing Brazilian iron ore miner Vale, reported that it had conducted two planned explosions near its upstream tailings dam whose collapse killed nearly 250 people in January, but only after the dam burst. After the burst, as a safety measure, two explosions which had already been planned were carried out, at a distance and with safe loads, adding their objective had been to eliminate any risk from existing explosives in the mine complex.

According to Brazilian government news agency Agencia Brasil, recently, two workers who were in the area when the dam collapsed five months ago also reported explosions in testimony before a parliamentary investigative committee in the state of Minas Gerais, where the disaster occurred. One of the two workers said the explosion happened around the time the dam collapsed, while a second worker, a Vale employee, testified it only happened roughly an hour after the dam burst.

Source : Reuters

voda 27 juni 2019 12:57

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US Steel, ArcelorMittal increase flat steel prices
Published date: 26 June 2019

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Integrated steelmakers US Steel and ArcelorMittal today raised prices for flat-rolled steel products by $40/st, following a similar move by electric arc furnace (EAF) producer Nucor yesterday.

The move comes a little more than a week after Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based US Steel said it was idling a pair of US blast furnaces, taking offline 200,000-225,000 st/month of steelmaking capacity amid low steel prices.

Yesterday Nucor, the largest steelmaker in the US, raised prices $40/st for its sheet mill division. The US operation of Russia-based steelmaker NLMK also announced a new price minimum of $560/st for hot-rolled coil (HRC) products.

USS-POSCO Industries (UPI), a joint venture between US Steel and South Korea's POSCO, also announced yesterday a price increase of $40/st for HRC pickled and oiled, CRC and HDG products at its finishing mill in northern California.

The formal price increases come as HRC prices dropped yesterday for a 12th straight week to $521.75/st as assessed by Argus.

Nucor's last attempt at raising offers in January and February by a total of $80/st failed to support prices as the HRC market ended February at $703/st and has dropped by more than $180/st since.

www.argusmedia.com/en/news/1929048-us...

voda 27 juni 2019 16:03

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Tata Steel ziet Nederlandse topman vertrekken

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Hans Fischer, de Nederlandse CEO van Tata Steel Europe gaat per 1 juli aanstaande met pensioen. Dit maakte het Indiase staalbedrijf donderdag bekend.

Fischer, die vanaf 2011 werkzaam was bij Tata Steel, blijft wel aan als niet-uitvoerend bestuurder. Hij wordt als topman bij Tata Steel Europe opgevolgd door nu nog commercieel directeur Henrik Adam, die tevens een plek krijgt in het bestuur.

Verder maakte het bedrijf donderdag bekend dat NK Misra, financieel directeur bij Tata Steel Europe, op 31 december 2019 zal vertrekken. Hij blijft wel aan als adviseur bij Tata Steel.

Sandip Biswas, nu nog Group Executive Vice President Finance bij Tata Steel wordt per 1 juli aanstaande benoemd als uitvoerend bestuurder bij het bedrijf en neemt vanaf 1 januari 2020 de taak van CFO op zich. Biswas wordt ook verantwoordelijk voor het transformatieproces waarmee Tata Steel bezig is.

Door: ABM Financial News.
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voda 27 juni 2019 16:06

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Moody's stopt met volgen Aperam

Gepubliceerd op 27 jun 2019 om 15:03 | Views: 516

Aperam 15:47
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LONDEN (AFN) - Kredietbeoordelaar Moody's stopt met het volgen van het in Amsterdam genoteerde roestvrijstaalbedrijf Aperam vanwege "zakelijke redenen". Moody's had een rating van Baa3 met een stabiele outlook aan Aperam gehangen.

De stap van Moody's heeft te maken met het verzoek van Aperam aan het kredietbureau en branchegenoot Standard & Poor's (S&P) eerder deze maand om het bedrijf te verwijderen uit hun ratingdiensten. Topman Timoteo Di Maulo verklaarde dat de ratingdiensten volgens hem eigenlijk niet meer nodig zijn "gezien onze lage schuldenlast en de aard van de financieringsbehoeften". Aperam blijft er naar eigen zeggen wel naar streven om de huidige kredietwaardigheid vast te houden.

voda 27 juni 2019 18:43

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Aperam rondt aandeleninkoop af

FONDS KOERS VERSCHIL VERSCHIL % BEURS
Aperam
24,92 0,32 1,30 % Euronext Amsterdam

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Aperam heeft het inkoopprogramma van eigen aandelen afgerond. Dit maakte de specialist in roestvast staal donderdagavond bekend.

Sinds 6 februari werden er 3,7 miljoen aandelen Aperam ingekocht voor een bedrag van 92,6 miljoen euro.

Per vandaag is het belang van de familie Mittal in Aperam 40,99 procent.

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voda 28 juni 2019 09:30

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Stilleggen grootste staalfabriek Europa dreigt

Gepubliceerd op 28 jun 2019 om 08:07 | Views: 2.471

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TARENTE (AFN/BLOOMBERG) - Europa's grootste staalfabriek in het Zuid-Italiaanse Tarente dreigt te worden stilgelegd vanwege een besluit van de Italiaanse regering voor strengere milieuregels. Volgens staalconcern ArcelorMittal zou het hierdoor onmogelijk zijn om de fabriek na 6 september in bedrijf te houden.

Er wordt wel gewerkt aan het schoner maken van de vervuilende locatie, maar dat zou pas in 2023 klaar zijn. Het aan de beurs in Amsterdam genoteerde ArcelorMittal kocht de fabriek vorig jaar nog voor 1,8 miljard euro van de Italiaanse staat.

"ArcelorMittal staat open voor een dialoog met de overheid en blijft hopen op een bevredigende conclusie die het bedrijf in staat zal stellen verder te blijven investeren in de Italiaanse staalindustrie," meldt het concern. De grootste staalmaker ter wereld beloofde eerder bijna 2,4 miljard euro te investeren in zijn Italiaanse activiteiten. Daarvan gaat 1,2 miljard euro naar het opvijzelen van de milieuprestaties.

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De fabriek in Tarente veroorzaakt al jaren problemen. Daarom waren er met ArcelorMittal afspraken gemaakt over wettelijke bescherming bij milieuschade door de hoogovens. Tot de modernisering is afgerond mocht de fabriek alleen blijven draaien omdat de overheid het bedrijf wettelijk beschermde tegen aansprakelijkheid voor de giftige uitstoot. Maar het bewuste overheidsdecreet uit Rome zet een streep door die afspraken.

De krant La Repubblica meldde donderdag dat de Italiaanse vicepremier Luigi Di Maio waarschijnlijk volgende week gaat praten met ArcelorMittal. Zijn partij, de eurosceptische protestpartij M5S (Vijfsterrenbeweging), voert al lang campagne om de vervuilende fabriek te sluiten. Maar Di Maio zou volgens La Repubblica toch nog ruimte zien voor een oplossing.

voda 28 juni 2019 09:49

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NMDC Invokes Termination Clause against BHEL in RMHS Package of Nagarnar Steel Plant

NMDC has taken a bold step by invoking the termination clause of the contract against BHEL by giving a notice to BHEL on 26.06.2019 for termination of the contract. NMDC will now take steps for completion of the project through new options for expeditious completion of the work.

NMDC said “Raw Material Handling System Package 01 was awarded to BHEL on 1st August 2011 at a cost of INR 1395 crores. Original date of completion was 28th February 2014. There is a huge delay of more than 5 years in completion of this package. Even after continuous follow up at NMDC and at Ministry level, BHEL is not accelerating the progress of the project. The progress of work has been abysmal, and even today, after approximately 94 months since commencement of the contract; the Raw Material Handling System is far from completion stage. It is noted that the work of BHEL is lagging inordinately and is lacking intent to complete the project. BHEL is negligent towards the completion of the project.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 28 juni 2019 09:49

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Tata Steel Announces Leadership Changes In Europe

Dr Hans Fischer, CEO Tata Steel Europe, has decided to retire from the position of CEO with effect from July 1, 2019. Hans will continue to serve on the Board of Tata Steel Europe as a non-executive director and will continue to advise Mr TV Narendran, CEO and MD of Tata Steel Limited. The Board today thanked Hans for his leadership of the company. Dr Henrik Adam, currently Chief Commercial Officer Tata Steel Europe, has been appointed to succeed Hans as the CEO from July 1, 2019. He will also join the Board of Tata Steel Europe and report to Mr Narendran.

Henrik joined Tata Steel Europe in 2011 as Chief Commercial Officer, helping to transform the company into a customer-centric organisation. Before joining Tata Steel, Henrik held a wide range of roles at thyssenkrupp including CEO of thyssenKrupp Electrical Steel. Henrik has also been a Director of EEF (now called Make UK), the UK’s manufacturers’ organisation, and Chairman of WorldAutoSteel, the automotive group of the World Steel Association. Born in Essen, in Germany, Henrik is a mechanical engineer who started his career as a scientist in vehicle safety technologies.

In a further change announced by the Board of Tata Steel Europe today, Mr N K Misra, Executive Director Finance Tata Steel Europe, will retire from his position on December 31, 2019, though he will continue as an Adviser to the company’s Executive Committee. The Board is also pleased to appoint Mr Sandip Biswas, Group Executive Vice President Finance Tata Steel Limited, to the Board of Tata Steel Europe. He has also been appointed Executive Director Tata Steel Europe with effect from July 1, 2019, and will be responsible for driving the company’s transformation programme. He will be working closely with Mr N K Misra for a smooth transition and take over as the CFO of Tata Steel Europe from January 1, 2020. He will operate from Port Talbot in the UK and report administratively to Dr Henrik Adam, CEO Tata Steel Europe, and functionally to Mr Koushik Chatterjee, Executive Director and CFO Tata Steel Limited.

Following the above changes, with effect from July 1, 2019, Tata Steel Europe’s Executive Committee will comprise the following:
Dr Henrik Adam, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Commercial Officer
Mr N K Misra, Executive Director Finance
Mr Sandip Biswas, Executive Director and CFO Designate
Mr Ernst Hoogenes, Chief Technical Officer
Ms Helen Matheson, Director Legal & Company Secretary
Mr Tor Farquhar, Executive Director HR & IT

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 28 juni 2019 09:50

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Thyssenkrupp Workers Demand Clear Strategy For Steel Unit

Reuters reported that labor leaders at Thyssenkrupp have called on the group’s management to come up with a clear strategy for its steel unit, which will remain part of the conglomerate after a failed attempt to merge it with Tata Steel. Tekin Nasikkol, head of the works council of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, told journalists “We’re core business now. That requires the need for investments. We reject pure restructuring plans and tough cost cut programs.”

Thyssenkrupp last month scrapped the joint venture plan after it became apparent that the European Commission would block it.

Source : Reuters

voda 28 juni 2019 09:52

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ArcelorMittal Cries Foul As Italy Passes Growth Decree

Reuters reported that Italy has approved a decree to boost growth and spur investment. The decree contains a raft of measures intended to bolster Italy’s economy, which has stagnated since the coalition of the anti-establishment 5 Star Movement and the far right League took office a year ago. The so-called growth decree was approved in the upper house Senate by 158 votes to 104. It had already been passed by the lower house Chamber of Deputies. Alongside tax breaks for investments and lower insurance costs for firms, the government added several contested measures that have little to do with the original scope of the decree. Among these, it scrapped the legal immunity that previous governments granted to ArcelorMittal

ArcelorMittal has threatened to shut down the plant unless the immunity clause, intended to shield the company’s managers from prosecution if they fail to carry out a promised environmental clean up is restored. ArcelorMittal’s European head, Mr Geert Van Poelvoorde, said “The government continues to tell us not to worry, that it will find a solution, but so far there is nothing. So on September 6th the plant will close. We still have two months, I hope the government will find a solution, we are open to discuss.”

The norm granting immunity to ArcelorMittal has been contested by a magistrate in Taranto, and is currently awaiting a final ruling by the Constitutional Court.

At its peak, the high-polluting Ilva plant produced more than 10 million tonnes of steel a year, but magistrates ruled in 2012 that it had to be cleaned up or shut down. Ilva was placed under state-supervised special administration in 2015. ArcelorMittal had agreed in 2017 to buy Ilva.

Source : Reuters

voda 28 juni 2019 09:53

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India’s Steel Exports In May Drop To Lowest In Three Years

Reuters reported that India’s finished steel exports in May fell to their lowest in three years as shipments to traditional markets in the European Union and Nepal shrank. India exported 319,000 tonnes of finished steel in May, down 28% from the same month last year and the lowest level since April 2016.

Steel exports to the EU dropped 55% in May, led by fewer shipments to Italy, Belgium and Spain, which together made up about 80% of India’s overall exports to the region. Indian exports to Italy slumped 65% to 23,000 tonnes. Exports to Spain fell 41% to 13,000 tonnes, while shipments to Belgium were down 42% at 25,000 tonnes. India, which typically ships cold-rolled coil, galvanized steel and some long products such as bars and rods to the EU, saw a decline in these shipments by as much as 30%.

Meanwhile, India’s exports to Nepal, the top destination last year, were down 22% at 63,000 tonnes.

Shipments were also substantially lower to Malaysia and Sri Lanka, which were among the top 10 export destinations last year.

Exports of steel plate, which is one of the flat products that comprise most of India’s steel exports, fell 60% to 14,000 tonnes, the data showed.

Shipments of pipes, which are typically the main steel product exported to the United States, dropped 97% to 2,000 tonnes.

Overall, India’s finished steel exports were down 30% during April-May and the country remained a net importer.

Source : Reuters

voda 28 juni 2019 09:54

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Tata Steel unveils contribution to high-speed hyperloop transport system

Tata Steel has unveiled that how it is helping Hardt Hyperloop to create a high-speed sustainable transport system which could slash travel times in the future. At an event hosted by Hardt Hyperloop, Tata Steel showcased how it has helped to develop the tube technology required to allow passengers in the hyperloop to be carried at speeds of up to 1,200 km/h while reducing weight and construction costs by more than 50%. Hans van den Berg, Director of Tata Steel’s IJmuiden steelmaking site, said: “We are committed to having a positive impact in the world we live in. We believe that hyperloop technology can help to achieve this by contributing to new, fast and sustainable mobility. Steel is a vital component for hyperloop. We are pleased to be able to share our high-tech innovation skills and materials expertise to contribute to its future success.”

Other developments being showcased at event include lane-switching technology, which allows hyperloop vehicles to change from one lane to another at high speed. Tata Steel supplied the tracks and the motor components, which are both made of steel.

The development of the hyperloop lane switch marks the end of the first test phase at the low-speed test facility at Delft in the Netherlands, which assessed fundamental hyperloop technologies including magnetic levitation, a low-pressure environment, a propulsion system, and cargo / passenger weight simulations. The steel components, which have now been successfully tested and proven to be functional, serve as the basis for future projects planned by Hardt Hyperloop, Tata Steel and other partners.

Hardt Hyperloop also revealed the next stage in development, which includes a 3km track which will allow for the high-speed testing of vehicles and will provide the basis for the standardisation in European hyperloop infrastructure and technology.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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voda 28 juni 2019 09:55

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Kunming Setting Up 4 Million Tonne Steel Project In Myanmar

China’s longs manufacturer Kunming Iron and Steel Group Company plans to build an integrated steel mill in Myanmar. The new mill will help the local steel industry to reduce dependency on steel import while domestic steel consumption is steadily growing. Yunnan Yongle Overseas Investment Company, the subsidiary of Kunming Iron and Steel Group Company recently signed an agreement with Myanmar Steel Association to build a 4 million tonne per year integrated steel plant in Myanmar.

The Myanmar-China cooperation project will be constructed in two phases (2 million tonne per year each) to produce HRC, bars, rods and sections. The project also includes the construction of a special wharf.

The project will help the local steel industry to ease the dependency on steel import and might even export steel to the neighbouring countries if there is any surplus.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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