This program provides a structured, sequence-based understanding of how an integrated steel plant functions.
Students will learn the entire steel manufacturing flow:
Raw Materials - Iron Making - Steel Making - Casting - Rolling - Quality - Dispatch
The course begins with raw material handling and blast furnace operations, moves through steel making and continuous casting, and then covers rolling mills and finished product manufacturing. It also includes exposure to electrical systems, automation (PLC & drives), maintenance strategies, and quality control processes used in large-scale steel plants.
Duration: 6 Weeks
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Goal: To equip engineering students with a comprehensive, process-oriented understanding of integrated steel plant operations.
Raw Material Handling & Iron Making
Outcome: Basic understanding of raw material handling process and iron making process.
Steel Making (Primary & Secondary)
Outcome: Understanding of steel making process, alloying, billet/slab making process.
Rolling Mills & Finished Products
Outcome: Understanding of rolling mill operations, deformation and temperature control.
Utilities, Electrical & Automation Systems
Outcome: Understanding of plant wide electrical flow, maintenance strategies.
Quality Control, Maintenance & Dispatch
Outcome: Understanding of how steel quality is maintained and delivered to customers.
HR & Career Skills Week