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Modelling the influence of scrap size on charge-to-melt time and metallic loss in EAFs

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Mathematical model improves productivity and reduces energy consumption in electric arc furnaces, suggesting operational efficiencies.

Steel scrap quality significantly impacts productivity and metallurgical loss in electric arc furnaces, optimizing operational efficiency.
Model validation confirmed predictive accuracy through industrial-scale electric arc furnace experiments, ensuring reliable outcomes.
Optimal bulk density for scrap ranges from 400 to 600 kg/m³, effectively balancing heat transfer and metallurgical loss.
The proposed model highlights techniques for reducing energy consumption, thus supporting decarbonization efforts in the steel industry.

Mapelli et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Mathematical model improves productivity and reduces energy consumption in electric arc furnaces, suggesting operational efficiencies.

Steel scrap quality significantly impacts productivity and metallurgical loss in electric arc furnaces, optimizing operational efficiency.
Model validation confirmed predictive accuracy through industrial-scale electric arc furnace experiments, ensuring reliable outcomes.
Optimal bulk density for scrap ranges from 400 to 600 kg/m³, effectively balancing heat transfer and metallurgical loss.
The proposed model highlights techniques for reducing energy consumption, thus supporting decarbonization efforts in the steel industry.

Mapelli et al. (2025) studied this question.

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