Making Steel in the U.S. Part 7: Charging the Blast Furnace and Casting Molten Iron скачать в хорошем качестве

Making Steel in the U.S. Part 7: Charging the Blast Furnace and Casting Molten Iron

This video shows how the main raw material in steel making, iron ore pellets, are transported and make their way into a blast furnace to become steel. We'll follow as the iron ore from the Great Lakes is loaded into the blast furnace at the Cleveland Cliffs Middletown Works Steel plant. We'll get an idea of what it looks like inside the furnace and see how the liquid metal is cast. Take a look and let me know what you think. **Time Stamps** Ingredients for molten iron: 00:26 Loading the skip cars: 01:24 What is taconite: 01:42 Thank you, Tyler: 02:27 Closer look at the highline: 02:37 Following a skip car: 03:48 Charging the blast furnace: 04:11 Let's look inside: 06:10 Torpedo ladle cars: 07:54 A cast in action: 09:20 Inside a ladle car: 11:14 The slag pit: 12:13 Blast furnace gas and a "green" future: 14:59 Tease to next video: 15:52 Click this link to watch the first step in the process: Loading Iron Ore at the Presque Isle Ore Dock with the John G. Munson:    • Making Steel in the U.S. Part 1: Loading I...   Click this link to see the Mesabi Miner unloading iron ore and see how the ore pellets are moved around the dock:    • Making Steel in the U.S. Part 3: The Mesab...   Click this link to see the iron ore train being loaded in Toledo:    • Making Steel in the U.S. Part 4: Loading a...   Click this link to see the iron ore train from the CSX TORCO dock in Toledo, Ohio as it makes its way into the steel plant:    • Making Steel in the U.S. Part 5: Iron Ore ...   Click this link to see how the iron ore from the Great Lakes is unloaded and makes its way around the Cleveland Cliffs Middletown Steel plant:    • Making Steel in the U.S. Part 6: Unloading...