Kyle J Shoop

age ~57

from Pittsburgh, PA

Also known as:
  • Kyle James Shoop
  • Kyle Shoup
Phone and address:
14 Glenvue Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
4123663613

Kyle Shoop Phones & Addresses

  • 14 Glenvue Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 • 4123663613
  • Allegheny, PA
  • Vicksburg, MI
  • 172 Church St, Coldwater, MI 49036 • 5172787198
  • Houghton, MI
  • 9411 Willow Ridge Rd, Charlotte, NC 28210 • 7045426438
  • 14 Glenvue Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 • 6104894457

Work

  • Position:
    Vice president of steelmaking group

Education

  • Degree:
    Graduate or professional degree

Skills

Process Engineering

Resumes

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Vice President Of Steelmaking Group

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Work:

Vice President of Steelmaking Group

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Manager of Technology and Sales
Skills:
Process Engineering

Us Patents

  • Iron Production Method Of Operation In A Rotary Hearth Furnace And Improved Furnace Apparatus

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  • US Patent:
    6413295, Jul 2, 2002
  • Filed:
    Mar 12, 1999
  • Appl. No.:
    09/266989
  • Inventors:
    David C. Meissner - Charlotte NC
    Glenn E. Hoffman - Lancaster SC
    Kyle J. Shoop - Charlotte NC
    Takuya Negami - Tokyo, JP
    Akira Uragami - Hyogo, JP
    Yasuhiro Tanigaki - Kanagawa, JP
    Shuzo Ito - Hyogo, JP
    Isao Kobayashi - Hyogo, JP
    Osamu Tsuge - Hyogo, JP
    Koji Tokuda - Hyogo, JP
    Shoichi Kikuchi - Hyogo, JP
  • Assignee:
    Midrex International B.V. Rotterdam, Zurich Branch
  • International Classification:
    C21B 1310
  • US Classification:
    75484, 75500, 266177, 266190
  • Abstract:
    The present invention is an apparatus and method for the direct reduction of iron oxide utilizing a rotary hearth furnace to form a high purity carbon-containing iron metal button. The hearth layer may be a refractory or a vitreous hearth layer of iron oxide, carbon, and silica compounds. Additionally, coating materials may be introduced onto the refractory or vitreous hearth layer before iron oxide ore and carbon materials are added, with the coating materials preventing attack of the molten iron on the hearth layer. The coating materials may include compounds of carbon, iron oxide, silicon oxide, magnesium oxide, and/or aluminum oxide. The coating materials may be placed as a solid or a slurry on the hearth layer and heated, which provides a protective layer onto which the iron oxide ores and carbon materials are placed. The iron oxide is reduced and forms molten globules of high purity iron and residual carbon, which remain separate from the hearth layer. An improved apparatus includes a cooling plate that is placed in close proximity with the refractory or vitreous hearth layer, cooling the molten globules to form iron metal buttons that are removed from the hearth layer.
  • Treatment Of Iron Oxide Agglomerates Before Introduction Into Furnace

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  • US Patent:
    62140876, Apr 10, 2001
  • Filed:
    Mar 19, 1999
  • Appl. No.:
    9/272276
  • Inventors:
    Glenn E. Hoffman - Lancaster SC
    David C. Meissner - Charlotte NC
    Kyle J. Shoop - Charlotte NC
  • Assignee:
    Midrex International B.V. Rotterdam, Zurich Branch - Zurich
  • International Classification:
    C21B 1308
  • US Classification:
    75500
  • Abstract:
    A method for producing solid metal product is disclosed including the steps of providing carbon and metal bearing compounds in compacts, coating the compacts with treatment materials, encapsulating the compacts with carbonaceous containing materials to form a residual layer, and treating the residual layer before introduction of the compacts into a furnace. The compacts contain carbon containing metal bearing compounds, and are coated with mixtures of carbonaceous materials dispersed within a binder material such as a viscous liquid, molasses, alcohol, or fuel oil. The coated compacts are treated to form a hardened outer residual layer. The outer residual layer provides for a sacrificial outer coating on the compacts that reacts with any oxidizing gaseous components within the furnace, while the carbon containing metal bearing compounds within the compacts are heated and metallized inside the compounds. The outer residual layer provides for improved production of higher purity of metal and carbon nuggets with decreased furnace processing times. Therefore, an increase in purity of the metal product is produced at a lower cost, with minimization of the interaction of the molten metal and slag from nuggets with the furnace hearth surface.
  • Method And Apparatus For The Production Of Cast Iron, Cast Iron Produced According To Said Method

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  • US Patent:
    20210214812, Jul 15, 2021
  • Filed:
    Mar 26, 2021
  • Appl. No.:
    17/214401
  • Inventors:
    - Milano, IT
    Cesare Giavani - Milano, IT
    Silvio Maria Reali - Milano, IT
    Kyle James Shoop - Pittsburgh PA, US
  • International Classification:
    C21B 13/14
    C21B 13/00
    C21B 13/12
    C21C 1/08
    C21C 5/52
    B22F 9/08
    C21B 11/10
    C22C 33/02
    C22C 33/08
    C22C 37/00
  • Abstract:
    A method for the production of cast iron starting from pre-reduced iron ore (DRI) with an electric arc furnace includes the steps of preparing a charge of pre-reduced iron ore DRI having a metallization higher than 90% and containing over 2.8% by weight of carbon, wherein at least 80% of the carbon is combined with the iron to form iron carbide FeC; charging the charge of pre-reduced iron ore into the electric arc furnace; and melting the DRI charge to form liquid cast iron having at least 80% by weight of actual carbon content deriving from the carbon in the charge of pre-reduced iron ore, the melting step being in a reducing atmosphere and in a melting chamber of the electric arc furnace subjected to a positive internal pressure generated by the gases produced by reduction reactions that develop during melting.
  • Systems And Methods For Continuous Production Of Gas Atomized Metal Powders

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  • US Patent:
    20200122237, Apr 23, 2020
  • Filed:
    Aug 20, 2019
  • Appl. No.:
    16/546189
  • Inventors:
    - New York NY, US
    - Castellanza, IT
    Gus Hiller - Sewanee TN, US
    Kyle Shoop - Pittsburgh PA, US
  • International Classification:
    B22F 9/08
  • Abstract:
    Raw material feed into an electric arc furnace (“EAF”) is melted into heated liquid metal at a controlled temperature with impurities and inclusions removed as a separate liquid slag layer. The heated liquid metal is removed from the EAF into a passively heatable ladle wherein it is moved into a refining station where they are placed into a inductively heated refining holding vessel and wherein vacuum oxygen decarburization is applied to remove carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and other undesirable impurities from the liquid metal. The ladle and liquid metal is then transferred to a refining station/gas atomizer having a controlled vacuum and inert atmosphere wherein the liquid metal is poured from an inductively heated atomizing holder vessel into a heated tundish at a controlled rate wherein high pressure inert gas is applied through a nozzle to create a spray of metal droplets forming spherical shapes as the droplets that cool and fall into a bottom formed in the chamber. Spherical powder comprising the droplets are removed from the chamber through screen and blenders and then classified by size.
  • Method And Apparatus For The Production Of Cast Iron, Cast Iron Produced According To Said Method

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  • US Patent:
    20180274047, Sep 27, 2018
  • Filed:
    May 29, 2017
  • Appl. No.:
    15/763441
  • Inventors:
    - Milano, IT
    Cesare Giavani - Milano, IT
    Sivio Maria Reali - Milano, IT
    Kyle James Shoop - Pittsburgh PA, US
  • International Classification:
    C21B 13/14
    C22C 33/08
    B22F 9/08
    C21B 13/12
    C21C 1/08
    C21C 5/52
    C21B 13/00
    C22C 37/00
  • Abstract:
    A method for the production of cast iron starting from pre-reduced iron ore (DRI) with an electric arc furnace includes the steps of preparing a charge of pre-reduced iron ore DRI having a metallization higher than 90% and containing over 2.8% by weight of carbon, wherein at least 80% of the carbon is combined with the iron to form iron carbide FeC; charging the charge of pre-reduced iron ore into the electric arc furnace; and melting the DRI charge to form liquid cast iron having at least 80% by weight of actual carbon content deriving from the carbon in the charge of pre-reduced iron ore, the melting step being in a reducing atmosphere and in a melting chamber of the electric arc furnace subjected to a positive internal pressure generated by the gases produced by reduction reactions that develop during melting.

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Youtube

Autumn by Kyle Shoop

This is a song off my third album entitled "A Love For The Decades." I...

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    Music
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    21 Aug, 2008
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    3m 10s

A Prayer Song by Kyle Shoop

This is a song off my third album entitled "A Love For The Decades." I...

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    Music
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    21 Aug, 2008
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    2m 14s

These Are The Days by Kyle Shoop

This is a song off my third album entitled "A Love For The Decades." I...

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    Music
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    20 Aug, 2008
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    3m 44s

The Juliana Theory 01 Constellation Live & Ra...

This is the first of eight videos of The Juliana Theory playing live i...

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    Music
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    21 Oct, 2009
  • Duration:
    7m 37s

MINER WRESTLING 2009-2010

A quick look at our seasion. It's been been an experience amazing bein...

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    Sports
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    06 Mar, 2010
  • Duration:
    9m 52s

The Juliana Theory 02 Music Box Superhero Liv...

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    Music
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    21 Oct, 2009
  • Duration:
    6m 18s

Myspace

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Locality:
MIFFLINTOWN, Pennsylvania
Birthday:
1948
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Locality:
Trinadad, Colorado
Birthday:
1951
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Locality:
Newberry, Pennsylvania
Birthday:
1950
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Locality:
Fayetteville, Pennsylvania
Birthday:
1954
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Locality:
CHAMBERSBURG, Pennsylvania
Birthday:
1950

Classmates

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Kyle Shoop Elmwood IL C...

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Kyle Shoop 1996 graduate of Elmwood High School in Elmwood, IL is on Classmates. com. See pictures, plan your class reunion and get caught up with Kyle and ...
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Elmwood High School, Elmw...

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Graduates:
Theodore Vallianatos (1974-1978),
Kyle Shoop (1992-1996),
Allen Baker (1977-1991),
Melissa Maness (1999-2003),
Robert Stranges (1951-1955)
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Kamiak High School, Mukil...

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Graduates:
Kyle Shoop (1999-2001),
Travis Abplanalp (1995-1997),
Jennifer Martinez (1996-1999),
Christine Lundgren (1997-1997),
Brittney Maddux (1995-1999)
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North Kitsap High School,...

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Graduates:
Kyle Shoop (2002-2002),
Marlene Rowley (1958-1963),
Michael Olhava (1967-1970),
John Kroesser (1993-1996)

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Work:
Burger King - Crew member
Education:
Chambersburg Area Senior High School
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Work:
Flight Systems Electronics Group Warehouse - Network input and Part Sorter
York Jewish Community Center - Finance Intern
Education:
Pennsylvania State University - Finance

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