第九届亚洲钢铁大会（Asia Steel 2024）氢冶金方向部分重点报告介绍
由中国金属学会（CSM）、印度金属学会（IIM）、日本铁钢协会（ISIJ）和韩国金属学会（KIM）共同主办，湖南钢铁集团有限公司协办的“第九届亚洲钢铁大会”（Asia Steel 2024）将于2024年9月4-7日在湖南省长沙市召开。
通知发出后受到了国际钢铁冶金领域同行们的广泛关注，众多国际知名专家学者将出席本次会议，重点围绕冶金基础理论、工艺、产品、应用、智能化、数字化、绿色化、低碳等方向展开学术交流。本次会议工作语言为英语，将设大会特邀报告、分会场技术交流、展览展示、墙报交流等内容，摘要提交截止日期为2024年4月15日。
一、会议内容
a. Fundamentals of Steels（基础理论研究）
b. Ironmaking and Related Technologies（炼铁及相关技术）
c. Hydrogen Metallurgy Technologies（氢冶金技术）
d. Steelmaking and Continuous Casting（炼钢及连铸）
e. Rolling and Heat Treatment（轧钢及热处理）
f. Near Net-Shape Production（近终形制造）
g. Steel Products and Application（钢铁产品及应用）
h. Digitization and Intelligence of Process（过程数字化及智能化）
i. Resources and Environment（资源与环保）
j. Analysis and Characterization（分析与表征）二、氢冶金方向部分重点报告
（截止于2024年3月5日，按照姓氏排序）
Paulo Santos Assis, UFOP: Federal University of Ouro Preto, Brazil
Presentation title: to be determined
Moo-Eob Choi, POSCO, Korea
Presentation title: to be determined
Mansheng Chu, Northeastern University, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Nikhil Dhawan, IIT Roorkee, India
Presentation title: Hydrogen reduction of low grade iron ores
Prof. Nikhil Dhawan is working as Associate Professor at the Dept. of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, IIT-Roorkee, INDIA. His Ph.D. in the field of Metallurgical Engineering (Modelling of crushed ore agglomeration for heap leach operations, AMIRA P-986 project) was conferred by the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA in 2013. He is the recipient of IIM-ASM Lectureship 2023 award given jointly by IIM and ASM International (USA). He was awarded the Mineral Engineering International (MEI) global Young Person award for his work on mineral processing and extractive metallurgy activities to recover metals. He has also received the Outstanding Young Faculty Award from the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. He has authored 103 referred international journal articles, 3 patents and 3 book chapters with an h-index of 23. His research work is focused on the iron recovery from lean grade iron ores for steel vision 2030, extraction and metal recovery (rare earth elements) from red mud, fly ash, electronic waste (discarded CFLs, hard discs), lithium and cobalt from lithium-ion batteries, copper and gold values from printed circuit boards, potassium values from silicate rocks. Received the IOM3 Billiton Gold Medal for the best paper published in Transactions C: Mineral Processing & Extractive Metallurgy. He is a member of the Technology Information, Forecasting, and Assessment Council study steering committee on “Technology solutions for maximum value recovery from Electronic Wastes”, Government of India; Bureau of Indian Standards for aluminum and other nonferrous metal division.
Peimin Guo, China Central Iron and Steel Research Group, China
Presentation title: Difficulties and Countermeasures of Pure Hydrogen Reduction Technology
Professor Peimin Guo, metallurgical discipline leader of China Central Iron and Steel Research Group, doctoral supervisor, and chief expert of hydrogen metallurgy (green metallurgy) center. Member of Metallurgical Process Physical Chemistry Branch of China Metallurgical Society, member of Metallurgical Solid Waste Recycling Branch, expert member of Low Carbon Work Promotion Committee of China Iron and Steel Industry, member of International Conference Committee on Functional Materials and Metallurgy.
Professor Guo's main research directions involve the theory and technology of low-temperature metallurgy, hydrogen metallurgy, microwave metallurgy, vacuum metallurgy, and efficient utilization of solid waste.
Professor Guo has published four academic monographs, authorized 40 invention patents, published over 190 papers, and drawn up 10 sets of international standard diffraction cards.
Lei Guo, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Govind S. Gupta, Indian Institute of Science, India
Presentation title: to be determined
Tom Honeyands, Newcastle University, Australia
Presentation title: Laboratory Electric Smelting of Australian Hematite Goethite Hydrogen DRI
Associate Professor Honeyands is Director of the Centre for Ironmaking Materials Research (CIMR) at the University of Newcastle. He is a metallurgical specialist with more than 30 years’ experience in research, consulting and process engineering.
Prior to joining the University of Newcastle in 2015, Associate Professor Honeyands spent 20 years working in an industrial R&D environment and 6 years as a metallurgical consultant. While working for BHP he was involved in research into both conventional blast furnace ironmaking and alternate ironmaking technologies. He was a member of the core team responsible for the R&D to mitigate technical risks with the development and commissioning of a new hydrogen based direct reduction technology; FINMET. While working for Creative Process Innovation, he led the AMIRA P1097 project on transportable moisture limit (TML) of iron ore fines to address a global safety issue in the iron ore industry.
In his current role as director of CIMR he is responsible for leading research in the use of iron ores in both conventional and low carbon iron and steelmaking as part of a $10 Million dollar partnership with BHP. He is also engaged in leading projects in the Australian Research Council Steel Research Hub and in the Heavy Industry Low Carbon Transition (HILT) Cooperative Research Centre.
Feng Jin, SINOSTEEL MECC, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Xionggang Lu, Shanghai University, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Suvorov Mikhail, NLMK, Russia
Presentation title: Minimum possible coke rate for normal BF operation
In 1997 graduated from Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Academy, engineer of metallurgy, candidate of technical sciences (Ph.D. in technology).
Since 1997 MMK BF cast house worker, since 1998 MMK BF operator assistant, since 1999 MMK BF operator, since 2003 MMK Blast furnace shop technology specialist, since 2007 Paul Wurth technology specialist, since 2022 Head of BF expert direction in NLMK R&D department.
Kota MORIYA, JFE Steel Corporation, Japan
Presentation title: Utilization of Carbon Recycling for Carbon Neutralization of Direct Reduction Process
Mr. Kota Moriya is a senior researcher of Carbon Neutral Research Dept., Steel Research Laboratory, JFE Steel Corporation. He joined JFE Steel in 2015 after he acquired master’s degree of engineering in the University of Tokyo in the same year. Since then, he had been conducting research related to the operation of blast furnace for 6 years. After that, he has been conducting research related to direct reduction process and carbon neutralization of steelmaking process for 3 years until now.
Dauter Oliveira, Vale, Brazil
Presentation title: Performance of Vale’s briquette under rich H2 in Blast Furnace and Direct Reduction
Dauter holds the position of Vale´s Director, responsible for Asian Development. He has worked in Vale for 28 years, in areas from Research, Pelletizing, Technical Marketing and Marketing Development. He has been living in Asia for the last 17 years, with close contact to iron and steelmaking industry in this region. He received BE and MSc degrees in Metallurgical Engineering from UFMG University in Brazil, and PhD degree from USTB University in China.
Martin Pei, SSAB AB, Sweden
Presentation title: to be determined
Yana Qie, North China University of Science and Technology, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Yansong Shen, University of New South Wales, Australia
Presentation title: Modelling of multiphase reacting flows and net zero steel industry innovations
Professor Yansong Shen is a full Professor in the School of Chemical Engineering at the University of New South Wales (Tenured) and is currently holding a prestigious Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowship. He initiated and is leading a vibrant research lab - Process Modelling and Optimization of Reacting Flows "ProMO Lab" (www.promo.unsw.edu.au) with over 30 postdoc/PhDs as of 2023. He published over 180 peer-reviewed papers in top-tier multidisciplinary journals with an h-index of 44 as of 2023, secures 12 ARC and >15 highly competitive research grants, in total over AUD 27M, enjoys industry engagements and translation in Australia and overseas, and won several honours and highly-competitive national fellowships e.g. ARC APDI Fellowship (2012) and ARC Future Fellowship (2019). His group designed and scaled-up new technologies and reactors in resource and energy sectors (e.g., low carbon ironmaking, e-waste recycling, hydrogen generation and storage). Many have been implemented and practised with measurable benefits. He is selected as president of the Australian Particle Technology Society and was invited/plenary speaker at many international conferences.
Fengman Shen, Northeastern University, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Jian Xu, Chongqing University, China
Presentation title: to be determined
Yongxiang Yang, Technische Universiteit Delft, TU Delft, The Netherlands
Presentation title: Hydrogen Metallurgy in European Steelmaking Industry: Challenges and Opportunities
Prof. Yongxiang Yang is the group leader for Metals Production, Refining and Recycling (MPRR) at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). His recent activities cover the fundamental studies in blast furnace and new ironmaking technologies in supporting green steel transition, and technology innovations in recycling of critical metals from e-waste and other secondary resources. Dr. Yang has initiated and participated a large number of EU and Dutch national funded projects for REE recycling, critical metals recovery, and sustainable ironmaking and steelmaking. He is leading the education and research program in extractive metallurgy and metal recycling at TU Delft (the only program in the Netherlands), and supervised more than 20 PhD students. Dr. Yang is actively involved in the EIT RawMaterials program and research projects. He is a scientific committee member of PROMETIA – Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy for Mining and Recycling Innovation Association in Europe. He has been part-time professor at NTNU (Norway), and guest professors at NEU, AHUT and WUST (China). Dr. Yang has published more than 220 papers in refereed international journals and international conferences.
Aibing Yu, Monash University, Australia
Presentation title: Development of Hydrogen Blast Furnace for Ironmaking
Professor Aibing Yu specialized in process metallurgy, obtaining BEng in 1982 and MEng in 1985 from Northeastern University, China, PhD in 1990 from University of Wollongong and DSc in 2007 from the University of New South Wales, Australia. He is currently a Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor, Pro Vice-Chancellor and President (Suzhou), Monash University, and Director of ARC Research Hub for Smart Process Design and Control. He is a world-leading scientist in particle/powder technology and process engineering. He has authored/co-authored 1,200 publications (including 870 collected in the ISI Web of Science), delivered many invited plenary/keynote presentations at various international conferences, and graduated 50 postdoc fellows and 140 PhD students. His research has generated significant impacts in the mineral and metallurgical industries. He is Executive Editor of Powder Technology, Regional Editor of Granular Matter, and on the editorial board of ~20 learned journals. He is a recipient of numerous prestigious awards and fellowships. He was elected to Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering in 2004, and Australian Academy of Science in 2011, and Foreign Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering in 2017.
Frank (Shaoliang) Zhong, World Steel Association
Presentation title: Global Steel Decarbonization Progress and Development of Hydrogen-based Steelmaking Technologies
Mr. Frank (Shaoliang) ZHONG is Deputy Director General of the World Steel Association and Chief Representative of the association’s office in Beijing. His main focus includes the outlook of the global steel industry as well as steelmaking raw materials market. He has been in charge of a variety of studies on steel demand, steelmaking capacity, raw materials outlook, monitoring the development of emerging economies in particular China, India and ASEAN, and a survey on the global railway system. He was involved in IEA’s Global Iron and Steel Technology Roadmap project as well as the EU’s raw materials strategy study. Mr. Zhong started his career with the former Baosteel Group (now China Baowu Steel Group) in 1997 as an ironmaking engineer. Before joined World Steel Association in 2006, he worked for Rio Tinto for three years.
Mr. Zhong obtained his Bachelor Degree in Iron & Steel Metallurgy from the University of Science and Technology Beijing, and an MBA degree from the Tsinghua University, Beijing.
Zulfiadi Zulhan, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
Presentation title: Reconsidering Hydrogen Plasma Reactor as a Sustainable Solution for Green Steel Production
Zulfiadi Zulhan is a full professor in the Metallurgical Engineering Department at Bandung Institute of Technology. After obtaining his Dr.-Ing degree from the Institute for Ferrous Metallurgy, RWTH Aachen University, Germany, in 2006, he joined a steel plant builder company in Duisburg, Germany, focusing on Vacuum Metallurgy for carbon steel and stainless-steel production using RH (Ruhrstahl Heraeus) and VD/VOD (vacuum oxygen decarburization). He has involved in the commissioning of plants in several steel production sites in China, including Yingkou, Benxi, Tianjin, Zhangjiagang, Nanjing, Maanshan, Taiyuan, and Guangzhou. In 2009, he returned to Indonesia and took on the role of a lecturer, contributing to the development of a pyrometallurgy laboratory.
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四、会议秘书处
中国金属学会 赵欣 刘芳
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