Siemens supplies steel system
The Siemens Industrial Solutions and Services (I&S) Group is to equip ThyssenKrupp Steel’s hot-strip rolling mill No. II in Duisburg-Beeckerwerth with a new process and basic automation.

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(I&S) Group is to equip
hot-strip rolling mill No. II in Duisburg-Beeckerwerth with a new process and basic automation. Delivery, installation and commissioning of the new automation system are scheduled for July 2007.
ThyssenKrupp Steel is a leading flat-steel producer, and the hot strip mill No. II in Duisburg-Beeckerwerth is one of the most prolific worldwide, producing 5.4 million tonnes a year. The plant manufactures a large number of modern high-quality steel grades for applications in the automotive industry and for pipe production.
Siemens is supplying a new process and basic automation systems for the laminar cooling section of the hot strip mill. The heart of the automation solution is a strip-cooling model which is based on a physical description of the thermodynamic processes during cooling. The temperature curves and phase components along the whole strip are calculated in real time, giving control over the strip cooling process. It will make it is possible to switch over production between different types of steel without altering the software or model parameters.
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