ANALYSIS OF ENHANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE OPERATION OF ROLLING MILLS AT METALLURGICAL ENTERPRISES
Abstract
This article analyzes the methods and technologies for improving energy efficiency in the operation of rolling mills in metallurgical enterprises. It explores various approaches to energy consumption reduction, such as upgrading equipment, optimizing production processes, and integrating renewable energy sources. Additionally, it addresses the importance of energy management systems, workforce training, and governmental policies in enhancing energy efficiency. The study highlights the role of technological innovations, including advanced control systems, energy storage solutions, and recycling practices in achieving sustainable energy use in the industry. The findings demonstrate that a combination of modern technology, strategic management, and environmental policies can significantly reduce energy consumption in rolling mills, contributing to both economic and environmental benefits.
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