Magneto-inductive systems as a method to reduce the environmental risks of the existing systems of incoming quality control of metallurgical raw materials

S. V. Kochemirovskaya,A. A. Fogel,A. V. Isayev,V. A. Kochemirovsky,D. A. Mokhorov,S.G. Eremeev

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202131109004

Abstract

The advantages of automated systems for magnetic inductive incoming quality control of raw materials of large metallurgical enterprises are demonstrated. Environmental risks under the existing visual control system were assessed.

Highlights

IntroductionIn the "Fundamentals of State Policy in the Field of Environmental Development of Russia for the Period up to 2030”, approved by the President of the Russian Federation on April 30, 2012, the strategic goal of state policy in the field of environmental development was defined – the solution of socio-economic problems, providing environmentally-oriented economy growth, conservation of a favorable environment, biodiversity and natural resources to meet the needs of present and future generations, realization of the right of every person to a favorable environment, strengthening the rule of law in the field of environmental protection and environmental safety [1].The use of secondary mineral resources in industry allows to solve set problems, such as resource conservation and environmental protection, and becomes the reserve for increasing the Russian economy efficiency.European countries do not stand aside from the set problems
This can be achieved by optimizing the use of primary resources, introducing technologies that minimize waste generation, developing environmentally friendly products and appropriate technologies for the final processing of hazardous substances contained in waste, and recycling waste, through recycling, reuse, enhancement or other processes that aim to produce secondary raw materials
As the Government of the Russian Federation emphasizes in the “Strategy for the Development of the Russian Ferrous Metallurgy for 2014-2020 and for the Prospect until 2030”, the ferrous scrap industry is strategically important for the socio-economic development of the country [3]

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Introduction

In the "Fundamentals of State Policy in the Field of Environmental Development of Russia for the Period up to 2030”, approved by the President of the Russian Federation on April 30, 2012, the strategic goal of state policy in the field of environmental development was defined – the solution of socio-economic problems, providing environmentally-oriented economy growth, conservation of a favorable environment, biodiversity and natural resources to meet the needs of present and future generations, realization of the right of every person to a favorable environment, strengthening the rule of law in the field of environmental protection and environmental safety [1].The use of secondary mineral resources in industry allows to solve set problems, such as resource conservation and environmental protection, and becomes the reserve for increasing the Russian economy efficiency.European countries do not stand aside from the set problems. The use of secondary mineral resources in industry allows to solve set problems, such as resource conservation and environmental protection, and becomes the reserve for increasing the Russian economy efficiency. This can be achieved by optimizing the use of primary resources, introducing technologies that minimize waste generation, developing environmentally friendly products and appropriate technologies for the final processing of hazardous substances contained in waste, and recycling waste, through recycling, reuse, enhancement or other processes that aim to produce secondary raw materials. Compared to steel production from mineral raw materials, steel production from recycled metals consumes 74% less energy and 40% less water, and reduces pollutants in water by 76% and in air by 86% [4]

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