Steel Industry Heating and Ventilation Design Manual

Author: Metallurgical Industry Press
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Publish Date: 1996-12-01
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Introduction This manual is divided into two main parts: design calculations and workshop design, with an appendix. It primarily focuses on workshop design, covering thirteen major workshops in steel production enterprises, including mining, mineral processing, raw material yards, sintering, coking, chemical products, refractories, ironmaking, steelmaking, rolling, ferrous alloys, metal products, and cast pipes. Additionally, it includes three auxiliary workshops—machinery maintenance, power supply, and warehouses—for heating, ventilation, dust removal, and air conditioning design calculations.
The manual lists fourteen specialized design calculation sections to meet the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technical requirements mentioned in workshop design, such as heating, general ventilation, local exhaust ventilation, dust removal, high-temperature flue gas purification, dust treatment and recovery, air conditioning, motor ventilation, ductwork and fans, noise and vibration control, fire and explosion prevention, insulation, and maintenance management. Among these, it highlights design calculations for high-temperature flue gas, dust removal, and motor ventilation, which differ from those in other industries, to reflect the unique characteristics of HVAC in steel production enterprises.
This manual is suitable for engineering technicians in various industrial and mining enterprises, design firms, research institutions, and universities. It is particularly valuable for professionals engaged in HVAC and environmental protection in steel production enterprises.