
Carbon Neutral Initiatives
Reduced the amount of heat lost by using the insulation block construction method
New KSB construction method for heating furnace skid pipes
Reduction of energy consumption rate by using insulation block construction method
Heat is lost from a furnace in a number of ways. With a conventional refractory configuration, the amount of heat lost is 5,376 kcal/m2・hr. Using the new refractory insulation block construction method “KSB Construction Method”, the amount of heat lost is 1,097kcal/m2・hr, a reduction rate of roughly 80%. This is a reduction equivalent to the energy consumption rate of 4.0kg-CO2/t-st.

・Calculations based on steady heat conduction calculations assuming a temperature of 1280℃ inside the furnace.
・Calculated as combustion using coke-oven gas as fuel.
Of the heat lost from the furnace, the loss from water cooling in the skid pipe accounts for 10% of its total heat loss. Insulation block construction allows for the removal of metal studs, and the application of insulating castables can significantly reduce heat loss.

List of Carbon Neutral Initiatives
List of Carbon Neutral Initiatives


Development of a no-need-to-dry gunning material

Non-preheating casting nozzle

New KSB construction method for heating furnace skid pipes

Energy-saving technology for industrial furnaces using insulation materials

Insulation material used for Ene-Farm components

Insulation material used for battery components for EV vehicles
