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Dust extraction system in Ore Processing Plant

 

The Ferro-alloys plant in Joda (earlier Ferro-manganese plant) was installed in 1958 to supply manganese alloys to Jamshedpur. The plant was set up in technical collaboration with Elkem (Norway) – One of the world's pioneers in this type of technology.

Considering the changed market conditions one of the ferro-manganese furnaces (at Joda there are two Elkem furnaces) was modified in the year 1989 to produce high carbon ferro-chrome. The plant continued to produce high carbon ferro-manganese in the other furnace along with high carbon ferro-chrome till 1993. Then, the production of high carbon ferro-chrome was suspended and high silicon ferro-managanese production begun, as per Jamshedpur's requirements. At present, the plant produces 40,000 tpa of such ferro-alloys employing around 310 persons.

Irrespective of which ferro-alloy is produced, around 50-60% of the cost of production is on power, which is supplied to the Joda Plant through the Orissa grid. With the high power costs. It is not always possible to compete in the international market; even then, a part of the production from this plant has been exported.

Sir Dorabji Tata Botanical Park

 

This plant has been certified for ISO-9002 Quality System in 1994 and has bagged many awards at the national and state levels.

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