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23.03.2021. NLMK Group has become an industrial partner with K1-MET, European Competence Centre from Austria for the development of advanced metallurgical and environmental processes. In cooperation with the shareholders of K1-MET —voestalpine Stahl, Primetals Technologies Austria, Montanuniversität Leoben, and Johannes Kepler University Linz — NLMK is going to implement projects aimed at ensuring the efficient use and processing of recyclables in steelmaking operations.

Launched in January 2021, NLMK‘s first joint project with voestalpine and K1-MET aims to develop a technology for processing zinc-containing waste. The new technology will make it possible to separate zinc from iron-containing materials, enabling NLMK to return thousands of tonnes of iron to the production cycle.

Replacement of primary raw materials with secondary resources

An important environmental impact of using this technology is the replacement of primary raw materials with secondary resources, which reduces the volume of accumulated waste and helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Sergey Chebotarev, NLMK Group VP, Energy and Environment, said: “Cooperation with K1-MET is another step towards achieving NLMK's strategic sustainable development goals. Joint research with major European and international industry competence centers helps NLMK achieve significant progress in reducing its environmental footprint.”

K1-MET collaborates with global companies in the steel sector to address such issues as energy efficiency, circular economy, and climate impact reduction.

  (Source: NLMK Group)

NLMK partners up with Austrian metallurgical competence centre K1-MET

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Autor: Redaktion

Datum: 23. Mrz. 2021

23.03.2021. NLMK Group has become an industrial partner with K1-MET, European Competence Centre from Austria for the development of advanced metallurgical and environmental processes. In cooperation with the shareholders of K1-MET —voestalpine Stahl, Primetals Technologies Austria, Montanuniversität Leoben, and Johannes Kepler University Linz — NLMK is going to implement projects aimed at ensuring the efficient use and processing of recyclables in steelmaking operations.

Launched in January 2021, NLMK‘s first joint project with voestalpine and K1-MET aims to develop a technology for processing zinc-containing waste. The new technology will make it possible to separate zinc from iron-containing materials, enabling NLMK to return thousands of tonnes of iron to the production cycle.

Replacement of primary raw materials with secondary resources

An important environmental impact of using this technology is the replacement of primary raw materials with secondary resources, which reduces the volume of accumulated waste and helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Sergey Chebotarev, NLMK Group VP, Energy and Environment, said: “Cooperation with K1-MET is another step towards achieving NLMK’s strategic sustainable development goals. Joint research with major European and international industry competence centers helps NLMK achieve significant progress in reducing its environmental footprint.”

K1-MET collaborates with global companies in the steel sector to address such issues as energy efficiency, circular economy, and climate impact reduction.

 

(Source: NLMK Group)