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SOL/02 AOD digital logsheet

AOD blow data and chemistry, captured live — under the same heat number.

The AOD digital logsheet module captures blow time and chemistry readings the moment they happen, verified by an admin before they roll into reports, and automatically tied to the furnace heat that fed it.

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What an AOD logsheet needs to capture

AOD — Argon Oxygen Decarburization — refines the heat after tap, and its log sheet exists to prove what was done to the melt and confirm it hit spec.

Blow time
Duration of the oxygen/argon blow for the heat.
Chemistry — C / Mn / Si
Core chemistry readings taken during and after the blow.
Chemistry — Cr / Ni
Alloy chemistry, critical for stainless and alloy grades.
Oxygen & argon consumption
Gas usage per heat, for cost and process control.
Verified by
Admin sign-off before the entry rolls into reports.
Heat number link
Carried forward from the furnace tap automatically.

Why this is where paper logs get risky

Chemistry numbers on a register are only as good as the handwriting and the person re-typing them later. A transposed digit in a Cr or Ni reading, caught only after a customer complaint, is the exact failure heat-wise traceability exists to prevent.

How SmeltSync digitizes it

Operators enter blow time and chemistry on a screen structured like the AOD register, with the heat number already carried over from the furnace entry — no re-keying it. An admin verifies the entry, and from that point it's visible on the live dashboard and rolled into the heat's cost and quality record alongside CCM.

See your own AOD heats logged digitally.

30 days, free, alongside your existing paper process.

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