Hot strip for Siemens
Siemens has been awarded€22 million to supply the main drives and associated control technology for Anshan Iron & Steel Group’s new hot strip mill.

has been awarded the contract to supply the main drives and associated control technology for a new hot strip mill for the Anshan Iron & Steel Group (
) in China. The contract is worth around €22 million. The drive equipment will be delivered, installed and commissioned in early 2007.
Angang is one of the largest iron and steel producers in
The client portfolio for Angang's products includes the automotive and shipbuilding industries. They also supply structural steel, railroad rails and metal sheet for the manufacture of household goods. As part of a capacity expansion project, Angang is building an additional hot-rolling mill for a maximum strip width of 1430mm.
Siemens is to supply the main drives for the two roughing stands and the seven-stand finishing mill. The cylindrical-rotor synchronous motors, with a total output of 81 megawatts, are powered via Simovert D cycloconverters.
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