Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais S.a.-usiminas,

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NONSTICK EQUIPMENT APPLICABLE TO LOAD COMPARTMENTS FOR IRON ORE

      
Application Number BR2012000542
Publication Number 2013/091060
Status In Force
Filing Date 2012-12-21
Publication Date 2013-06-27
Owner
  • VALE S.A. (Brazil)
  • USINAS SIDERÚRGICAS DE MINAS GERAIS S.A. - USIMINAS (Brazil)
Inventor
  • Werly, Marcelo
  • Anicio, Josemberg Caldeira

Abstract

There is disclosed an nonstick equipment applicable to load compartments (20) for iron ore, the nonstick equipment comprising an nonstick film (11) loosely disposed on the inside of the load compartment (20) between the load compartment (20) and the iron ore and a support structure (12) cooperating with the nonstick film (11) so as to separate it from the iron ore during unloading of the load compartment (20).

IPC Classes  ?

  • B61D 9/02 - Tipping wagons characterised by operating means for tipping
  • B65D 90/04 - Linings
  • B61D 7/32 - Means for assisting charge or discharge
  • B60P 1/28 - Tipping-body constructions

2.

Device for continuous temperature measurement of molten steel in the tundish using optical fiber and infra-red pyrometer

      
Application Number 11916593
Grant Number 07690841
Status In Force
Filing Date 2006-06-07
First Publication Date 2008-08-28
Grant Date 2010-04-06
Owner Usinas Siderurgicas De Minas Gerais S.A. Usiminas (Brazil)
Inventor
  • Barbosa, Jose Raposo
  • Marzano, Luiz Fernando
  • Martins, Fabiano Correa
  • Silva, Marlon Odilon Xavier
  • Gomes, Aloisio Da Silva

Abstract

The system developed for the continuos temperature measurement of molten metal (1), like in the case of the continuous casting machine tundish (2), uses an optical process to control the continuous casting machine speed, and it consists of an optical infra-red sensor (8) protected by a cooled jacket (30). This two-color sensor (8), fitted with optical fiber (9) and an optical signal converter (10), is focused inside a high thermal and light conductivity ceramic tube (15), and it enables accurate temperature readings of molten steel (1) in the tundish (2). This practical device avoids the inconvenience of the method currently being used. It reduces the operator's high temperature exposure time, lowers maintenance downtime, minimizes the operating risks, improves safety and enables fast, simple replacement, resulting in improved slab quality and, as a consequence, lower costs.

IPC Classes  ?

  • G01K 1/08 - Protective devices, e.g. casings
  • G01J 5/00 - Radiation pyrometry, e.g. infrared or optical thermometry

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DEVICE FOR CONTINUOUS TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT OF MOLTEN STEEL IN THE UNDISH USING OPTICAL FIBER AND INFRA-RED PYROMETER

      
Application Number BR2006000133
Publication Number 2006/130941
Status In Force
Filing Date 2006-06-07
Publication Date 2006-12-14
Owner USINAS SIDERÚRGICAS DE MINAS GERAIS S.A. USIMINAS (Brazil)
Inventor
  • Barbosa, José Raposo
  • Marzano, Luiz, Fernando
  • Martins, Fabiano, Correa
  • Silva, Marlon Odilon Xavier
  • Gomes, Aloísio Da Silva

Abstract

The system developed for the continuous temperature measurement of molten metal (1), like in the case of the continuous casting machine tundish (2), uses an optical process to control the continuous casting machine speed, and it consists of an optical infra-red sensor (8) protected by a cooled jacket (30). This two-color sensor (8), fitted with optical fiber (9) and an optical signal converter (10), is focused inside a high thermal and light conductivity ceramic tube (15), and it enables accurate temperature readings of molten steel (1) in the tundish (2). This practical device avoids the inconvenience of the method currently being used. It reduces the operator's high temperature exposure time, lowers maintenance downtime, minimizes the operating risks, improves safety and enables fast, simple replacement, resulting in improved slab quality and, as a consequence, lower costs.

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