This is a good "modern" view of steel making and the state of the industry. I have gravitated toward the older industry as it matches the time line of the model railroad that I am working on. Fun stuff. Birmingham Rails
I see that this company makes steel for commercial building projects. Did they happen to be supplying the majority of US market during the 60's and 70's ?
@darthvader5300 im sure this multi billion dollar company needs your help on how to make their industry produce the highest quality for the least cost...
hell the Americans make me laugh, shame the industry in Sheffield is dead :( ...... we had a great manufacturing for steel here using "Bessemer converters" etc........99% of this industry has now gone for ever...... time to buy some cheep Chinese import steel with crap quality i guess
Modern mass produced "steel" compared to that produced 50 years ago is terrible quality, it is so bad due to the high percentage of scrap introduced before the iron is converted.Impurities from the scrap are not removed;the more its recycled the worse it becomes.Modern mass produced steel machines poorly and corrodes many times faster.In the past even the lowest grade steels exceeded modern standards for mass produced steel.Mass production = low quality,quality steel costs many times more now.
What I want to know is what are the vessels that handle the molten steel made out of ?
1st lesson, never pour molten metal on water or any moisture, it causes a very big kaboom.
You can pour water on steel but never steel on water !!
Would be nice if the commentary were louder than the "background" music. I can barely hear a word he says.
This is a good "modern" view of steel making and the state of the industry. I have gravitated toward the older industry as it matches the time line of the model railroad that I am working on. Fun stuff.
Birmingham Rails
Awesome! My brain loves learning. Need more knowledge...
need to finish assignment about this for tomorrow and still I got nothing... lol.
Great video. Is new steel ever manufactured without the use of old recycled steel? AKA virgin steel. Does anyone know? Thanks.
thanks this video helped me a lot in me engineering homework cheers mate :)
good work and interesting. You folks should do more of this sort of thing.
yeap....proud to be a steel worker.especially in caster department.electrical instrument.hello from malaysia...megasteel sdn bhd malaysia
thanks so much uploader!! this really helped me with my school work! ;D
Great video! Very informative.
If you add the right amount of coal into iron you get steel. Cobalt is another kind of metall.
good help for science projects!
it's good that in the end of film, they have said a for what steel is used, ufff.....
nice video. can any one tell me where i can find videos on iron industry for my project .
I see that this company makes steel for commercial building projects. Did they happen to be supplying the majority of US market during the 60's and 70's ?
I still don't get it
Is steel just made from iron or from cobalt too
@JFguitar22
yes man.. i'm also proud same like you, hello from Romania.
I think I know where the 3D dept. is going to want to go on our next field trip...
@JFguitar22 yeap....proud to be a steel worker.especially in caster department.electrical instrument.
im doing a project on steel, does anyone know where most crude iron ores that are made into steel are mined?
2:39 the Thunderbirds quited so brains needed a new job i gues
genius human
can somebody put all the steps in order?
@tnguyen318 and where did you have in mind?
What is coke?
NYSE:X? Hum. Interesting.
@JFguitar22 i'm not pulpit operator.i'm electrical supervisor.
The song in the background sounds awesome. What is it?
jij ook al?
Nice SteeeeeeeeeeeeL
@prankcallerpl0x ko x kan paham bahase ni.mix malay language with tamil
We want to eliminate any type of pollution that could come from factories. Waters used should return elsewhere not back into our drinking water.
I do not know. I am not an expert in this matter. One idea is back into Factory Water.
@darthvader5300 im sure this multi billion dollar company needs your help on how to make their industry produce the highest quality for the least cost...
0:37-0:39 holy shit!
Jeap. Reijlink hea... xd
@JFguitar22 who care..?
Scheikunde...
hell the Americans make me laugh, shame the industry in Sheffield is dead :( ...... we had a great manufacturing for steel here using "Bessemer converters" etc........99% of this industry has now gone for ever...... time to buy some cheep Chinese import steel with crap quality i guess
@acepilot340 Or anyone to challenge the use of slaves.
sorry did i hear correctly united stated steel.....bloody crap steel more like......bring bach sheffield steel UK....worlds best steel any day !
Modern mass produced "steel" compared to that produced 50 years ago is terrible quality, it is so bad due to the high percentage of scrap introduced before the iron is converted.Impurities from the scrap are not removed;the more its recycled the worse it becomes.Modern mass produced steel machines poorly and corrodes many times faster.In the past even the lowest grade steels exceeded modern standards for mass produced steel.Mass production = low quality,quality steel costs many times more now.