Designed for process engineers, plant operators, metallurgy students, and technical trainers in the steelmaking sector. This course provides a comprehensive overview of blast furnace ironmaking, equipping learners with the technical knowledge and practical understanding necessary for optimizing furnace operations. It begins with the chemical foundations and reaction zones of the blast furnace, progressing through raw material input preparation, burden composition, and gas flow dynamics. Learners explore the engineering principles behind burden charging systems, permeability control, and gas-solid reduction mechanisms. The course integrates thermodynamics, combustion, and process control strategies to enhance operational efficiency and metallurgical output. Visual simulations and operational case scenarios are used throughout to foster applied problem-solving skills.
MAN0103 – Blast Furnace Steelmaking
MAN0103210 – Introduction and Equipment
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MAN0103215 – Process
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MAN0103220 – Input
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MAN0103225 – Output
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MAN0103230 – Operation
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MAN0103300 – Blast Furnace
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MAN0103301 – Torpedo Ladle Car
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MAN0103900 – Blast Furnace Simulation
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MAN0103500 – Final Test
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MAN0103550 – Certificate
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