Notable Project: TimkenSteel – Harrison Mill Final Stirrer
TimkenSteel - Harrison Mill Final Stirrer
Problem: Caustic flux powder used in the continuous casting process was violently attacking the carbon steel weldment of TimkenSteel’s electromagnetic final stirrer.
Solution: A new weldment of high-grade corrosion-resistant stainless alloy was designed, built and fabricated to stop corrosion. It’s not out the door yet, because we’re storing it for our customer.
Eager to solve problems, I2r POWER’s technical team is more than willing to help you unravel your challenges.
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