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TABLE 5.28
Budget of Field Test
Budget
(Equipment Expense + Management Expense)
1998 fiscal year
3.92 billion yen
1999 fiscal year
3.90 billion yen
1998 Fiscal Year
1999 Fiscal Year
H:heating furnace
M:10%
(cont)
(cont)
M:14%
L:ladle
H:29%
G:14%
H:31%
G:14%
(batch)
(batch)
58
T:heat treatment
furnace
G:gas treatment
furnace
M:melting furnace
551
T:36%
L:6%
T:37%
(batch)
L:9%
(cont)
(batch)
(cont)
1998 Fiscal Year
25
20
15
10
5
0
T:
G:
H:
L:
1999 Fiscal Year
M:
heating furnace
heat treatment
furnace
gas treatment
furnace
melting furnace
ladle
Kind of Furnace
FIGURE 5.81 Relationship between the kind of furnace adopted in fiscal 1998 and 1999 and
number of each furnace type.
steel industry further, the share consists of 42% blast furnace makers and 38% casting
or forging steelmakers — the two groups account for 80% of the share of the iron
and steel industry. For the breakdown of the percentage of the metallic machine
manufacturing industry, the share consists of 38% of the aluminum industry and
33% of the heat-treating processing industry. To promote the application in a wider
range of industries in the future, it will be necessary to conduct analyses in industries
other than blast furnace makers in the iron and steel industry, the casting or forging
steel industry, the aluminum industry, and the heat-treating processing industry.
A case analysis on the basis of the types of fuel is shown in Figure 5.83 . Eight
types of fuels were involved in fiscal 1998, with LNG (13A) outnumbering others
and accounting for almost half of the total. Liquid fuels accounted for only a little
 
 
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