
Project Overview
In 2000, Companhia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN), a major steel producer in Brazil, in partnership with SMS Demag, Pro-Eco, and Ross/ CBTI, and Siemens, installed a cold rolling complex in the southern region of the country, near Curitiba. Installation cost of the plant was US$325 million.
Project Details
The project encompasses several sections including:
- Push Pull Pickling Line (PPPL) with an installed capacity of 550,000 tons per year
- Reversing Cold Mill (RCM) with a capacity of 550,000 tons per year
- A 330,000 tons per year Continuous Galvanizing Line (CGL)
- A Color Coating Line (CCL) with a capacity of 140,000 tons per year
Siemens provided 230 kV main substation AC and auxiliary drives for all plant machines, manufacturing execution system and complete automation levels 0, 1 and 2, installation engineering and materials electrical installation services for the whole plant, and complete plant infrastructure including lighting for buildings, E-rooms, roads, air conditioning and ventilation, fire detection, plant telephone system, CCTV, intercom, etc.
Project Initiation
The project is divided into two phases. Phase – I includes CGL and CCL, and phase – II includes PPPL and RCM. Phase – I was completed in 2003, and Phase – II was initiated in December 2004
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CSN Steel Plant |
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CSN, SMS Demag, Pro-Eco, and Ross/ CBTI, and Siemens |
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Southern part of Brazil |
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2000 |
| Cost |
US$325 million |
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