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The rapid development of metallurgical industry, leads to large amount of metallurgical solid waste. The slag, dust and sludge generated by integrated steel plants was called waste. These wastes contain some valuable resources and elements such as iron, zinc, lead, calcium, etc., which can be recovered and reused in steel making process or can be used as raw materials therefore the term waste has been replaced with “by-product” due to intensive re-utilization of these wastes. The company pursues the policy of three R’s Recycle, Reduce and Reuse to manage its waste. The main objective of the companies is now to transform solid waste into wealth in order to benefit. This Paper gives various advanced techniques adopted by steel companies such as Jidal, TATA, JSW etc. in order to utilize metallurgical waste. By studying it is observed that almost all companies adopting maximum steps to utilize the metallurgical waste.

Utilization of Metallurgical Wastes in Indian Steel Industries