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Journal Article

Author
Brookes, C. H. P.
Title
Computers in control of the basic oxygen steel making process
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 38, no. 7-8, Jul-Aug 1966, pp. 165-168
Description

Paper No.2057, presented before the Engineering Conference, 1966, in Newcastle from 21st to 25th March, 1966.
The author, C. H. P. Brookes, BE MEngSc DPhil AMIEAust, is Senior Research Officer, Central Research Laboratories, The Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited, Shortland, N.S.W.

[This paper was awarded the R. J. N. Franki Medal 1967]

Abstract

The application of computers to the control of steelmaking processes has achieved prominence since the introduction of the basic oxygen furnaces. Problems associated with computer control of these processes are discussed together with a review of the types of system at present being employed. Details are also given of the developmental work being carried out on oxygen furnace control in Australia.

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  • Brookes, C. H. P. (Burns, R. L.), 'Computers in control of the basic oxygen steel making process (Discussion)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 38 (7-8) (1966), 168-169. Details
  • 'R. J. N. Franki Medal - 1967 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 39 (12) (1967), N122. Details

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