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Integral Part of the 40th Seminar for Reduction of Iron Ore and Raw Materials SUNDAY – September 19, 2010 SINTERING PROCESS WORK LOAD 08 hours/class COORDINATION:  Raimundo Nonato Batista Braga – ArcelorMittal TEACHING STAFF Mr. Edson Luiz M. Harano Senior expert in pig iron-related processes – ArcelorMittal Tubarão MINI RESUMÉ Graduated in 1980 in mining engineering by Polytechnic School of São Paulo University (USP) and specialized in environment engineering by UFES in 1999. Working at ArcelorMittal for 28 years, he worked as sintering process specialist for 26 years. He structured the sintering pilot unit and prepared mathematical models for calculation of loads and technical and economic assessments of iron ore, soldering flux and fuel; prepared conceptual studies and basic engineering for the major improvements and upgrades in the sintering plan and ore yards; was part of groups for prospection of new iron deposits/mines and of R&D projects in the sintering and raw materials area.   PURPOSE OF THE COURSE To provide a grounded overview upon the iron ore sintering process, its relevance within the scenery of an integrated steel mill, technical and operational aspects and environment impact. SCOPE The present course has been conceived aiming at preparing professionals in the mining, iron ore agglomeration and pig iron production areas, providing technical, economic and operational subsides, besides environmental control upon sintering processes. The course aims at spreading know-how to the sector in order to make it able to develop its potential in a more attractive way. The course is provided in Portuguese. TARGET AUDIENCE Technicians, engineers and professionals connected with the mining and steelworks segment, interested in studying the process for agglomeration of iron ore through sintering.   PROGRAM - Introduction - Role of the sintering unit in an integrated steel mill - Grounds for the sintering process - Evaluation of raw materials in the sintering process - Unitary operations and main operating control parameters - Environmental control - Further perspectives ESTIMATE OF PUBLIC Limited to 30 attendants MATERIAL Booklet prepared by the lecturer SCHEDULE 07:30 AM to 08:00 AM -  Registration and delivery of materials 08:30 AM to 12:30 PM -  Class, with 15-min coffee-break at 10:15 AM  12:30 PM to 13:30 PM -  Lunch 13:30 PM to 06:00 PM -  Class, with 15-min coffee-break at 03:15 PM  THE ENROLLMENT FEE INCLUDES Didactic material Coffee-break Lunch Certificate of attendance ENROLLMENT FEE Non member ABM = US$ 550.00   Member ABM = US$ 350.00   Make your registration, please visit: http://www.abmbrasil.com.br/seminarios/reducaoetecnologia/2010/inscricao/   CANCELLATION Requests for cancellation will be considered only when directed to ABM by email or facsimile. Part of the 40th Ironmaking and Raw Materials Seminar    SUNDAY – September 19, 2010 SUSTAINABILITY IN IRONMAKING INCLUDING RECENT JAPANESE R&D TOPICS    WORKLOAD   08 hours/lesson   COORDINATION:  Beatriz Fausta Gandra - Usiminas   LECTURER Dr. Koji Saito   Iron-making R&D Division – General Manager – Nippon Steel Corporation  LECTURER RESUME   General Manager of the Ironmaking R & D division of Nippon Steel Corp, Dr. Saito graduated in 1982 at the Nagoya University (). He holds a Master in chemical engineering from the Nagoya University (1984) and is a Doctor of Sciences from the University of Tohuku (1994).   He is the inventor of 60 patents, has authored and presented over 100 papers and was awarded with prizes from the Japanese Society of Physiologists Plan (1993), Japan Institute of Energy (1999, 2004) and Iron and Steel Institute of Japan (2000, 2009).   COUSE FOCUS   Provide a vision based on sustainability in the steelmaking process, its importance in the current context and present recent research topics on Ironmaking R&D division in NSC.   SCOPE   The environment surrounding the iron and steel industry has changed greatly. This paper describes the technology adopted by the Japanese iron and steel industry to cope with changes in global demand, changes in the availability of coal and iron ore resources, correspondence to equipment superannuation, and energy conservation. And also, developed several new topics in Nippon Steel Corporation are introduced. In addition, efforts to reduce the amount of exhausted CO2 due to environmental concerns are discussed.   This course was designed aiming the preparation of professionals in the steel industry with respect to sustainable developments in integrated companies for production of hot metal.   The course will be ministered in English.   TARGET PUBLIC   Engineers, Technician, Students and Professionals associated with the steel industry.   COUSE OUTLINE   ·         Development of Iron-making Technologies in Japan ·         Improvement of Reducing Agent Rate of Blast furnace by Using Innovative Agglomerates  ·         Analysis of Particle Size Segregation at Bell -less Top of Blast Furnace by Discrete Element Method   ·         New BF operation tool :VENUS(Visualization and Analysis of Sensor Information)  ·         Coke Degradation After Reaction with Carbon Dioxide in a Blast Furnace using NMR Gas Imaging   ·         MUON: Seeing through the blast furnace using cosmic rays Muon   ·         Three Dimensional Observation of Sinter Cake with High Energy X ray CT Scanner   ·         Effect of Micro-Particles on Iron Ore Granules Strength ·         The Mechanism of Coking Pressure Generation   ·         Effect of Coal Inertinite Size on Coke Strength ·         New evaluation techniques for iron ores and coals   ESTIMATIVE PUBLIC   Limited to 30 participants   MATERIAL  Booklet prepared by the teacher   SCHEDULE 07:30 AM to 08:00 AM -  Registration and delivery of materials 08:30 AM to 12:30 PM -  Class, with 15-min coffee-break at 10:15 AM  12:30 PM to 13:30 PM -  Lunch 13:30 PM to 06:00 PM -  Class, with 15-min coffee-break at 03:15 PM  INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION FEE   Educational Material   Coffee-break   Lunch   Participation Certificate   REGISTRATION FEE   Non member ABM = US$ 550.00   Member ABM = US$ 350.00   Make your registration, please visit: http://www.abmbrasil.com.br/seminarios/reducaoetecnologia/2010/inscricao/    CANCELLATION   These must be submitted in writing by e-mail or fax.

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