Jindal Steel limited (JSL) put into operation a new domain furnace with a capacity of 5 million tons per year at its steel Angul plant in the framework of its expansion worth $ 2.56 billion, the company announced on Monday, September 29. The production capacity of the Angul steel plant doubled to 9 million tons per year. After the expansion program is completely completed, the plant is expected to reach 12 million tons per year, strengthening its role as one of the largest integrated steel enterprises in India.
One of the largest domain furnaces in the worldrecently recently A neglected blast furnace called “Bhagavati Subhadrika II” has a useful volume of 5499 m³, taking place among the largest and most modern domain furnaces in the world, according to JSL.
Road map of the future Expansion
Future JSL plans in the Angul include the development of a special port in Paradip, Odisha, sludge and conveyor of coal pipes to increase the efficiency of the supply chain, as well as a new power station and coke furnaces. These investments are aimed at strengthening the integrated capabilities of the company for steel production and supporting the growing demand for steel in India
