WHAT WE DO / OUR
OPERATIONS / ALUMINIUM
DIVISION / NADVOITSY
ALUMINIUM SMELTER
NADVOITSY ALUMINIUM SMELTER
The Nadvoitsy Aluminium
Smelter was commissioned in 1954.
It is located in the Republic of Karelia, 200 kilometres north of Petrozavodsk
in the populated area of Nadvoitsy, in the Segezha district. Its main products
are primary aluminium in the form of bars and Silumin.
In 2006, the smelter produced 80,000 tonnes of primary aluminium and exceeded
its 2005 totals by 2.9%. It employs 1,458 people.
| Geography |
|
|
|
The Republic of Karelia (Russia) has a
territory of 172,400 square meters and a population of 761,800. Its leading
industries are ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, machinery, metal treatment
and timber.
Segezha is a town in the Republic of Karelia, on the bank of Lake Vygozer
between the White and the Baltic Seas. It has a population of 34,300.
|
Process technology
The smelter’s electrolytic cells are equipped with self-baking anodes and
horizontal 60-70 kA Soderberg studs. The cells are currently being
reconstructed and replaced by pre-baked anodes. More than 30% of the
aluminium produced at the smelter is manufactured using this technology.
Certificates
The Nadvoitsy Aluminium Smelter is certified in compliance with ISO 9001
international standards. The first steps to the implementation of environmental
management (ISO 14001-2004) and H&S management (OHSAS 9000) systems have
already been taken.
Development
The first stage of the modernisation programme, which was completed in 2004, was
the transfer of Nadvoitsy Smelter’s most outdated potroom to new
technology. The KPI’s of the new technology (power consumption rate, cell
longevity, etc) are of the best in the Russian aluminium industry. More
than USD 2.7 mln will be invested into updating technical equipment and
improving the smelter’s relationship with the environment.
Environment
The ‘SibVAMI’ research and development institute has developed a modern gas
scrubbing system, and its implementation at Nadvoitsy Aluminium Smelter, to be
completed in 2009, will allow a twofold reduction in emissions. A residue
storage area and a modern solid waste products disposal unit have been built,
and a water recycling system has been put into operation.
Management
General Director - Yuri Moiseev
Contact information
naz@sual.ru
To learn more about the process of aluminium production, aluminium history and
use please visit http://www.aluminiumleader.com/en/
|