Worthington Steel — Delta plant
Large load · 6303 County Road 10, Delta, OH
Worthington Steel operates a finished steel processing plant at 6303 County Road 10 in Delta, Fulton County, Ohio, that manufactures galvanized steel strips. The company describes Delta as the largest and most energy intensive of its 32 facilities.
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Overview
Ohio EPA describes the plant as a finished steel processing facility that manufactures galvanized steel strips, with capacity to process 3,600 tons of steel per day through acid pickling and 2,400 tons per day through hot-dip galvanizing. Worthington Steel calls Delta the largest and most energy intensive of its 32 facilities.
Profile
- Water and permits
- The plant obtains water from the Village of Delta for cooling formed steel and for its pickling line and galvanizing operations. Its effluent is discharged to the Maumee River through an eleven-mile county-maintained sewer shared with North Star BlueScope Steel. The December 2023 public notice cites Ohio EPA permit 2ID00014*GD and industrial storm water general permit 2GR00522*GG.
- Energy
- Converting the pickle line tension leveler segments from DC to AC motors saves more than 2 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year. A FirstEnergy transmission project property list includes a parcel owned by Worthington Steel Company.
Facility
- Activity
- Finished steel processing; galvanized steel strips
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Site type
- Facility
- Operating status
- Operating
Reported Dec 12, 2023
Permits and agreements
- Permit
- Ohio EPA Permit No.: 2ID00014*GD
Related records
Timeline
- Dec 12, 2023
- Ohio EPA public notice of proposed NPDES permit for the Delta plant
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