. . . "[8D979B9D5682]" . "Brno" . "RIV/61989100:27360/11:86081861" . . "27360" . . "5"^^ . . . "Analysis of the Energy Demand on Metal Production Using the Structural Analysis Methods"@en . "Considering the forecasts of the leading consulting firms who estimate that in the next forty years the world economy will be significantly affected by global population growth which will be reflected in an increase in steel demand induced by the need to build appropriate infrastructure and the increase of transport and services. Metallurgical enterprises will face great difficulties in securing energy sources and quality sources of raw materials which will cause the market price to be pushed upward. Metallurgy generally belongs to the most energy-demanding industries. High fuel and energy intensity of steel production with regard to the availability of various types of energy and their price on the one hand and the demands for reducing environmental burdens on the other, requires that the manufacturing processes be carried out as efficiently as possible in order to reduce fuel and energy intensity and costs of steel production. Metallurgical industry with its fuel and energy demands takes a share of about one third of the total consumption of fuels and energy of Czech industry and thus affects the balance in the national economy significantly. In consideration of this situation and a far-sighted forecast in the fuel and energy resources, it is therefore important to find ways not only to optimize the acquisition, but also energy use in all stages of metallurgical production processes. The article suggests the possibility of the use of real economic and mathematical methods of structural analysis of fuel and power complexity in determining the cost of steel production." . "2011-05-18+02:00"^^ . "978-80-87294-24-6" . . "Analysis of the Energy Demand on Metal Production Using the Structural Analysis Methods" . "RIV/61989100:27360/11:86081861!RIV12-MSM-27360___" . "Vilamov\u00E1, \u0160\u00E1rka" . "Voz\u0148\u00E1kov\u00E1, Iveta" . . "185803" . "Ostrava" . . . "Considering the forecasts of the leading consulting firms who estimate that in the next forty years the world economy will be significantly affected by global population growth which will be reflected in an increase in steel demand induced by the need to build appropriate infrastructure and the increase of transport and services. Metallurgical enterprises will face great difficulties in securing energy sources and quality sources of raw materials which will cause the market price to be pushed upward. Metallurgy generally belongs to the most energy-demanding industries. High fuel and energy intensity of steel production with regard to the availability of various types of energy and their price on the one hand and the demands for reducing environmental burdens on the other, requires that the manufacturing processes be carried out as efficiently as possible in order to reduce fuel and energy intensity and costs of steel production. Metallurgical industry with its fuel and energy demands takes a share of about one third of the total consumption of fuels and energy of Czech industry and thus affects the balance in the national economy significantly. In consideration of this situation and a far-sighted forecast in the fuel and energy resources, it is therefore important to find ways not only to optimize the acquisition, but also energy use in all stages of metallurgical production processes. The article suggests the possibility of the use of real economic and mathematical methods of structural analysis of fuel and power complexity in determining the cost of steel production."@en . "3"^^ . "20th Anniversary International Conference on Metallurgy and Materials: METAL 2011" . "Janovsk\u00E1, Kamila" . "Tanger s.r.o." . . "Analysis of the Energy Demand on Metal Production Using the Structural Analysis Methods"@en . . . . "S" . "3"^^ . "Analysis of the Energy Demand on Metal Production Using the Structural Analysis Methods" . . . "fuel and energy intensity of steel production; Economic and mathematical methods used in structural analysis"@en .