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Low gas pressure brings PSM’s production to zero

byCustoms Today Report
27/06/2015
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KARACHI: Due to low gas pressure, the production of Pakistan Steel Mills has touched zero level.

Sources said that, the current pressure of less than 0.9kg/cm2 and flow of 12,000 m3/hour is not sufficient to produce any product. The PSM officials, terming a serious situation, said that minimum pressure of 3kg/cm2 and flow rate of 28,000m3/hour is essential for any production.

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They said the Pakistan Steel Mills was endeavouring to reach the break-even level but the low gas pressure has devastated the future of the industry and its employees.

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