Abstract
The article compares the possibilities of using natural gas, coke oven gas and gas from the pyrolysis of municipal solid waste RDF (refuse derived fuel) for pusher furnace heating at the department of the rolling mill of one of the national steel mills. Taking into account the high calorific value of the pyrolysis gas, an economic assessment of the above-mentioned venture was made, with particular emphasis on the benefits associated with its use in the metallurgical industry. The analysis takes into account the prices prevailing on the market in 2019.
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