Workshop lighting for steel mills using lamps for workshop lighting in steel mills

The steel mill workshop lighting selects lamps and lanterns in the steel mill workshop lighting The steel rolling is to preheat the cast billet, process it into wire rod through a high-speed wire rod mill after preheating, and bundle it after cooling. The whole process is relatively simple. The main wire rod plant is divided into regions, including raw material area, heating furnace area, high-speed rolling mill area, cooling bed area, finished product area, and scrap steel area. Workshop lighting in the raw material area. This area is where the billets are stacked. This area mainly relies on overhead crane operations. The billets are transported to the billet conveying trough through the crane, and the billets are transported to the heating furnace area through the conveying trough for heating. The lighting in this area adopts ceiling-suspended factory lighting and driving-specific lighting fixtures. Workshop lighting in the heating furnace area. This area is a heating furnace group. The heating furnaces are arranged linearly to heat the billet, so the temperature in this area is very high. The lighting fixtures use ceiling lighting or side wall lighting, and the fixtures use projection lighting. Workshop lighting in the cooling bed area. The function of this area is to initially cool the wires that have just been produced. It is the buffer area for the preliminary products. There are a lot of high-temperature wires in this area, so the temperature here is very high. The lighting here also adopts the side wall to install the floodlights. Workshop lighting in the rolling mill area. Although there are high-temperature billets/wires passing through this area, the billets/wires are all single and semi-enclosed, so the ceiling in this area is not very high. Install the lamps on the ceiling in the sub-area. The finished product area and the scrap steel area are relatively simple, which can be used for wall-mounted, pole-mounted floodlighting or chandelier factory lighting.