Shyam Metalics’ Jamuria Blast Furnace Records Highest-Ever Hot Metal Production of 91,231 MT
Shyam Metalics & Energy Limited has achieved its highest-ever monthly hot metal production of 91,231 metric tonnes (MT) at its Jamuria blast furnace. The latest output surpasses the facility’s previous monthly production record of 87,051 MT, registered in August 2026.
The blast furnace recorded productivity of 4.84 tonnes per cubic metre per day, based on its working volume. Its useful volume stands at 708 cubic metres, while the working volume is 608 cubic metres. These specifications provide the operational context for the reported production performance.
The production achievement was accompanied by an average hot blast temperature of 1,200°C and average oxygen enrichment of 5.8%. Both parameters form part of the operating details reported alongside the monthly production figures.
The average hot blast temperature of 1,200°C and oxygen enrichment of 5.8% were recorded during the period associated with the production milestone. Together with the reported productivity of 4.84 tonnes per cubic metre per day, these figures outline the operating conditions under which the Jamuria blast furnace achieved its highest-ever monthly output.
Shyam Metalics credited the Jamuria blast furnace team, working under the guidance of Mr Deepak Yadav, for the achievement. The production record marks the facility’s highest monthly hot metal output, exceeding its earlier record by 4,180 MT.
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