Betekenis van:
rolling mill

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Rolling mill forged profiles
2. Rolling mill long heavy-sections profiles
3. Rolling mill long heavy-sections profiles […]
4. After the new rolling mill is fully operational in 2008, the old rolling mill will be closed.
5. (hereinafter ‘HB’, 100 % owned by TB) is TB’s spun-off rolling mill facility. It has 227 employees.
6. Rolling-mill machinery; roller tables for feeding and removing products; tilters and manipulators for ingots, balls, bars and slabs
7. Instead of modernising the existing hot rolling mills, AHW now plans to build a new rolling mill with capacity to produce long products for construction applications.
8. WRJ was created in 1995 in order to construct a new seamless tube rolling mill with a production capacity of 160000 tonnes per year (‘the WRJ project’).
9. For each type of rolling mill, account should be taken of not only the expenditure relating to the mill itself, but also of those expenditures relating to plant upstream of the mills (e.g. reheating furnaces) and downstream (e.g. cooling beds, shears).
10. Only PLN [approximately 25 % of the total investment amount shown in Table 1] million was spent out of the PLN […] million for investment in modernisation of the hot rolling mill envisaged for 2002 to 2004.
11. Mill scrap which is to be re-rolled in own rolling mills does not count as new scrap, recovered scrap is steel and cast iron arising from repair and dismantling of old plant, machinery and apparatus, e.g. ingot moulds.
12. The Council of Ministers decision recognised that HLW would first need the aid in order to finance investments relating to the hot rolling mill and the property purchase costs under sale and leaseback agreement, and ordered that it should be used for this purpose.
13. To produce wire rod, steel billets produced from an electric arc furnace (EAC) or a blast furnace melt shop are rolled through a rolling mill. Billets are progressively reduced in cross-section by passing through a series of rolls and then coiled.
14. Following press reports that a new company, Siderúrgica Añón SA (hereinafter Siderúrgica Añón), had obtained a loan of EUR 9,62 million, with the backing of the regional government of Galicia, to finance the installation of a rolling mill, the Commission requested information on that measure by letter of 14 May 2001.
15. It was granted by a decision of the Council of Ministers of 31 December 2003 and concerned a nominal value of EUR 46,3 million, plus interest and other associated costs of up to EUR 58,3 million. The Council of Ministers decision recognised that HLW would first need the aid in order to finance investments relating to the hot rolling mill and the property purchase costs under sale and leaseback agreement, and ordered that it should be used for this purpose.