
Correcting the melt the way the metallurgist does
Spectrometer and furnace data meet a log of the metallurgist's additions, and an agent recommends the charge correction he would make.
- Reference design
- Foundry
- Agentic AIIndustrial IoT
- On-premise PC beside the spectrometer; furnace data via gateway.
- Spectrometer export, induction furnace panel (Modbus), heat log, WhatsApp
It lives in the head of the metallurgist.
He reads a spectro print, glances at the scrap mix and says how much ferro-silicon to add. He adjusts for the scrap supplier he knows is inconsistent.
- Minutes matter: the furnace is holding at temperature.
- Scrap quality varies by supplier and by day.
- The recommendation must show its arithmetic, or it will not be trusted.
- 01
Read the sample
Spectrometer results are imported the moment the sample is burned.
- 02
Read the furnace
Weight, temperature and power come from the furnace panel.
- 03
Recommend the correction
An agent computes additions to hit target chemistry, weighted by how this scrap has behaved before.
- 04
Log what he actually did
The metallurgist accepts or edits. His final additions and the next sample close the loop.
- Faster corrections with the arithmetic shown.
- Fewer heats out of specification.
- A heat log that writes itself.
Every heat as a chain: charge, sample, correction, result, with the expert's edits.
- D1Charge mix by supplier and weight
- D2Spectrometer results before and after each correction
- D3The agent's proposal and the metallurgist's final additions
- D4Furnace temperature and power curve per heat
Recorded on site and owned by the plant. The system uses it to keep learning your floor.
- 01
Capture
Spectrometer export, furnace panel, charge weighing
- 02
Edge
Gateway: data acquisition and heat-level join
- 03
Knowledge
Target specs, ferro-alloy recoveries, supplier history
- 04
Agent
Charge-correction calculator with explained reasoning
- 05
Surface
Melt-shop screen, heat log, WhatsApp to the metallurgist
Fewer heats need a second correction.
PILOT MEASUREMENT REQUIRED: corrections per heat before and after.
Chemistry lands on target more often.
PILOT MEASUREMENT REQUIRED: share of heats within spec on first pour.
Recommendations match the metallurgist.
PILOT MEASUREMENT REQUIRED: difference between proposed and final additions.
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