Steel industry
Meltshop ancillary services, scrap management, material handling & resource recovery
Define, procure and improve the services surrounding steelmaking.
Metvora advises on the non-core activities surrounding steelmaking while the producer retains control of metallurgy and furnace operations. We define service and equipment requirements, coordinate specialist inputs, close interface gaps and support procurement, mobilisation and delivery across EAF and LF slag handling and processing, pot-carrier operations, tundish and skull handling and cutting, metal recovery and other steelmaking by-products.
Steel consulting services
Practical support for steel operations, new plants and expansion projects.
Appoint Metvora for a focused assignment or independent client-side support—from feasibility and tender preparation through specialist coordination, contractor selection, mobilisation, commissioning and performance improvement.
Feasibility studies, tenders and contractor selection
Feasibility studies and business cases; production data books; RFIs and RFQs; equipment and service specifications; bid evaluation; whole-life cost and risk review; contractor recommendation, negotiation and mobilisation planning.
Operating and outsourcing models
Operating philosophy, material-flow and cycle model, make-or-buy analysis, scope boundaries, equipment and manpower requirements, RACI, service levels and KPIs—developed around the production plan and site constraints.
Meltshop services, cleaning and safety
Define methods, equipment and safety controls for under-furnace digging, tapping-pit cleaning, furnace-area housekeeping and industrial cleaning. Review exclusion zones, SOPs, manpower requirements, training, competency and contractor performance.
Slag-pot, pot-carrier, tundish and skull operations
Define slag-pot availability, pot-carrier fleet and cycle requirements, controlled transport, tipping and cooling, slag-pit capacity and safe methods for tundish and skull handling, cutting and movement.
EAF and LF slag processing, metal and powder recovery
Define the design basis and coordinate specialist plant layouts for facilities with annual processing capacities from 150 ktpy to over 1.0 Mtpy. Scope covers slag receipt, cooling and weathering, crushing, screening, magnetic metal recovery, LF slag powder recovery, material flows, equipment duties, stockpiles, product storage, utilities and performance criteria.
Slag approval, product development and sales
Slag characterisation, leachability and expansion testing, environmental approval, authority engagement, product specifications, industrial trials and customer qualification. Market and feasibility studies establish viable sales and offtake routes for road, asphalt, concrete and civil applications.
Briquetting plant definition and procurement
Develop the project and process design basis for DRI fines, mill scale, sludge, EAF dust and other metal-bearing residues. Coordinate feedstock characterisation, testwork, binder selection and specialist plant design; define capacity, equipment requirements, CAPEX/OPEX, tender criteria, supplier evaluation and performance guarantees.
Scrap management, preparation and market access
Define sourcing, receipt, inspection, segregation, impurity removal, preparation, inventory control and furnace-delivery requirements for HMS 1 & 2, shredded and internally generated scrap. Review scrap-cleaning plants, shredders, excavators and manual sorting; support supplier qualification, logistics and commercial terms.