What is killed steel. What are documents required for CNG PLANT LAYOUT.

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Killed steel is a type of steel that has been deoxidized with an agent such as silicon or aluminum to prevent gas pockets and improve its properties.

Killed steel is commonly used in the production of high-strength steel products such as structural steel, shipbuilding steel, and pipeline steel.
The deoxidizing agent reacts with the oxygen and other impurities in the molten steel to form a slag, which is then removed from the surface of the steel.
This process helps to prevent gas pockets from forming in the steel, which can weaken its structure and cause it to fail under stress.
Documents required for CNG plant layout may include site plans, engineering drawings, equipment specifications, safety plans, and environmental impact assessments.
These documents are necessary to ensure that the plant is designed and constructed in compliance with relevant regulations and standards, and that it is safe and efficient to operate.