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1539848027863.Pdf Organizers/Committees Organized by The Chinese Society for Metals Supported by Beijing Shougang Co., Ltd. HBIS Group Co., Ltd. Organization Structure Honorary Chairman YIN,Ruiyu Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, China Chairman WANG, Xinhua Shougang Corporation, Ltd., China Chairman of Organizing Committee ZHAO, Pei The Chinese Society for Metals, China Secretary-General WANG, Xinjiang The Chinese Society for Metals, China Assistant Secretary-General JIANG, Min University of Science & Technology Beijing, China Technical Program Schedule October 24th, 2018 (Wednesday) Registration 14:00-22:00 First Floor of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin Welcome Reception 18:00-19:30 Moment Sharing Bar (1st Floor) of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin October 25th, 2018 (Thursday) Convention Hall No. 6 (3rd Floor) of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin 08:30-11:55 Plenary Lectures Chairs: Hwan-Tang Thomas Tsai, Xinhua WANG Room: A Room: B Room: C Room: D 3rd Floor of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin A1 14:00-18:20 B1 14:00-17:50 C1 14:00-17:40 D1 14:00-17:35 Oxygen Steelmaking (I) Continuous Casting (I) Fundamentals Inclusion (I) Chairs: Xinhua WANG Chairs: Menghuai Wu Chairs: Hiroyuki Matsuura Chairs: Jian YANG Tanhua ZHU Min JIANG Wanlin WANG Xiaofeng WANG Exhibition and Poster The Lobby Area of 3rd Floor of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin Session Conference Dinner 19:00-20:30 Ballroom1 (1st Floor) of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin October 26th, 2018 (Friday) Room: A Room: B Room: C Room: D 3rd Floor of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin A2 08:30-12:30 B2 08:30-11:35 C2 08:30-12:05 D2 08:30-12:25 Oxygen Steelmaking (II) Continuous Casting (II) Environmental, Recycling Inclusion (II) Chairs: Dongsheng Liao Chairs: Qing LIU & Use of by-Products Chairs: Lifeng ZHANG Xiaofang JIANG Yan YU Chairs: Baojun Zhao Zhihong TIAN Jianxin LI A3 14:00-17:40 B3 14:00-17:20 C3 14:00-17:30 Oxygen Steelmaking (III) Continuous Casting (III) Recycling & Products Chairs: John D Young Chairs: Fuming ZHANG Chairs: Naiyang Ma Jian ZHANG Baigang JIN Miaoyong ZHU Exhibition and Poster The Lobby Area of 3rd Floor of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin Session Floor Map October 25, Thursday Plenary Lectures (Convention Hall No. 6 (3rd Floor) of International Convention Center Hotel Society Hill Tianjin) 08:30-11:55 Chairs: Hwan-Tang Thomas Tsai, ArcelorMittal, USA Xinhua WANG, Shougang Corporation, Ltd., China 08:30-08:40 Opening Ceremony Pei ZHAO, Executive Vice President, The Chinese Society for Metals, China 08:40-09:15 Role of Basicity and Al2O3 on the Sulfide Capacity and MgO Solubility in the Steelmaking Slags Dong Joon Min*, Joon Sung Choi, Cheol Min Yoon, Yonsei University, Korea (en-22) 09:15-09:50 Utilization Technology of Steelmaking Slag for an Environmentally Harmonized Steelmaking Process Xiao Yang, Hiroyuki Matsuura, and Fumitaka Tsukihashi*, The University of Tokyo, Japan (w008) 09:50-10:10 Tea Break 10:10-10:45 Discrete Event Simulation: A Tool to Improve Steel Plant Design and Performance John D Young*, University of Toronto, Canada Jeff McGinty, Hatch Limited, Canada (w004) 10:45-11:20 Increase of scrap rate in converter steelmaking Gerald Wimmer*, Dimitrov Stefan, Bernhard Voraberger, Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH, Linz, Austria Jia Wei Ke, Primetals Technologies China Ltd., China (w024#) 11:20-11:55 Outlook on Progress of Steelmaking Technology in Transition Period of Chinese Steel Industry Xinhua WANG*, Steelmaking Committee, The Chinese Society for Metals, China October 25, Thursday Session A1: Oxygen Steelmaking (I) (Room: A) 14:00-18:20 Chairs: Xinhua WANG, Shougang Corporation, Ltd., China Tanhua ZHU, HBIS Group Co., Ltd., China 14:00-14:25 Keynote Current Situation and Outlook of Sustainable Development of Steelmaking at Baosteel Xiaofang Jiang*, China BaoWu Steel Group Corporation Limited, China (Z063) 14:25-14:50 Keynote Precise and Integrated Liquid Steelmaking Process Control Dongsheng Liao*, Sanjay Sagar, Stephanie Holko, Neal Pyke,Kevin Boylan, Analinda Sanchez Moreno, AM Dofasco Inc., Canada (en-14) 14:50-15:10 Development of Effective Combined Blowing Technique in Big Capacity Converter YANG Li-bin*, Deng Yong, ZENG Jia-qing, Central Iron & Steel Research Institute, China XU Xiao-wei, Maanshan Iron & Steel Company Ltd, China (Z117) 15:10-15:30 Optimization of Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) Process in view of Iron Recovery and Dephosphorization Efficiency Jung Ho Heo*, Joo Hyun Park, Hanyang University, Korea (en-35-2) 15:30-15:50 Technology innovation and practice of green development of steelmaking process Jinglei Tian*, Jianxin Li, Fei Zhang, Changjiang Hou, HBIS Group Co., Ltd., China (Z097) 15:50-16:05 Tea Break 16:05-16:30 Keynote Progress and Prospects of Steelmaking Technology in HBIS WANG Xindong, LI Jianxin, LI Shuangjiang*, HBIS Group Co., Ltd., China (Z026) 16:30-16:55 Keynote The role of automation in the development of the "Intelligent Plant" of the future – focus on steelmaking Enrico Plazzogna, Ratto Massimo*, Danieli Automation Spa, Italy (w041) 16:55-17:20 Research and Optimization of BF-BOF Interface Technology Zhang Fuming*, Shougang Group Co., Ltd., China Xie Jianxin, Zhang Lingyi, Beijing Shougang International Engineering Technology Co., Ltd., China Yan Zhanhui, Shougang Jingtang Iron & Steel Union Co., Ltd., China (Z093) 17:20-17:40 The application and technology development of offgas analysis based automatic steel making in small and medium converter Liu Haichun, Li Yang, Zhou Hang*, Wang Xiao, Li Peng, Xing Jindong, Li Jian, HBIS Group Co., Ltd., China (Z116) 17:40-18:00 Research and application on process of self-deoxidization agglomeration in converter Hongyu Hou*, Feng Qian, Shujuan Yu, Xinyi Zhang, Guangyu Ma, Ansteel Group Corporation, China (Z005) 18:00-18:20 Improving Dephosphorization Efficiency of LD by End Blow Carbon Control P K Tripathy, P N Choubey, Arun Kumar, A K Mishra, P K Pandey, D Das, Sudhansu Pathak Tata Steel, India (en-38) October 25, Thursday Session B1: Continuous Casting (I) (Room: B) 14:00-17:50 Chairs: Menghuai Wu, University of Leoben, Austria Min JIANG, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China 14:00-14:25 Keynote Influence of basicity of mold flux on its crystallization rate Masahito Hanao*, Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Corporation, Japan(w026) 14:25-14:50 Keynote Practice on Large Size Round Bloom with Continuous Casting Xu Xiaohong*, Liu Jigang, Zhou Qun, Cai Xieao,Jiangyin Xingcheng Special Steel Works Co, Ltd. , China (Z021) 14:50-15:10 Gas Bubbling Technology at Tundish for Clean Steel Jang-hoon Kim*, Tae-in Chung, Sang-woo Han, Hyun-jin Cho, POSCO, Korea (w014) 15:10-15:30 Effect of the FC MOLD Technology on the Mold Temperature and Flame Baigang Jin*, Yong Tian, Chao Li, Wenfei Liu, Ansteel Group Corporation, China Donggang Li, Jin Chen, Northeastern University, China (Z011) 15:30-15:50 Research and application of slab caster roll gap correction model Li Jie*, University of Science and Technology Beijing / HBIS Group Co., Ltd., China Sun Yan-hui, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China Zheng Jing-hui, Zhang Fei, Dong Ting-liang, HBIS Group Co., Ltd., China (Z035) 15:50-16:05 Tea Break 16:05-16:30 Keynote Mie scattering in the mold flux film and its utilization to optimize the heat flux density during continuous casting Jung-Wook Cho*, Dae-Woo Yoon, POSTECH, Korea (en-30) 16:30-16:50 Improvement of slab central micro-porosity to produce high performance heavy plates Ming-Hung Chen, Chao-Yun Wang, Kuo-Pen Chen, Ching-Chien Chang, Jee-Chao Lin, Cheng-Hsie Peng, YITING CHENG*, China Steel Corporation, Taiwan, China (w003) 16:50-17:10 Study on austenite decomposition behavior in titanium microalloyed cast steels Tao Liu, Mujun Long*, Qinzheng Wang, Dengfu Chen, Huamei Duan, Lintao Gui, Junsheng Cao, Chongqing University, China (cn-30) 17:10-17:30 Study on the Control Mechanism of Surface as-cast Microstructure in Slab Continuous Casting Qiaoying Zhang*, Liping Wu, Jian Zhang, Zhengsheng Chang, Kezhi Yang, Maanshan Iron & Steel Company Ltd, China (Z054) 17:30-17:50 The Development of Low-Carbon Steel in Baosteel Strip Casting Process Yu Yan*, Fang Yuan, Wang Xiufang, China BaoWu Steel Group Corporation Limited, China (Z069) October 25, Thursday Session C1: Fundamentals (Room: C) 14:00-17:40 Chairs: Hiroyuki Matsuura, The University of Tokyo, Japan Wanlin WANG, Central South University, China 14:00-14:25 Keynote Reactions of calcium hexaluminate based materials with Al deoxidised refining slag Yang Jiang, Sha Lv, Baojun Zhao*, The University of Queensland, Australia Zongze Huang, Zan Yao, China BaoWu Steel Group Corporation Limited, China Junhong Chen, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China Zhouhua Jiang, Northeastern University, China (en-17) 14:25-14:45 Effect of Ladle Glaze on Cleanliness of High Quality Steel Grades Zhiyin Deng*, Northeastern University / Shandong Iron & Steel Cop. Ltd., China Yunguang Chi, Miaoyong Zhu, Northeastern University, China (Z107) 14:45-15:05 Al deoxidation and S distribution equilibria between molten CaO-Al2O3 slag and Fe-Cr alloy Kyung-Hyo Do*, Do-Hyeong Kim, Hae-Sol Son, Jong-Jin Pak, Hanyang University ERICA, Korea Min-Kyu Paek, Seoul National University, Korea (en-34) 15:05-15:25 Study on the Influence of Impeller Structure Parameters on Kinetics Condition of Hot Metal Stirring Desulphurization
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