Steel Manufacturing - Including Blast Furnace and BOS

All we need now is for MP's to watch this, because they don't have a clue about the steel making processes, especially why we need blast furnaces to produce iron. Really good documentary BTW. Sorry for bringing politics into it.

As a fan of bodybuilding who knows just the basics of what judges are looking for, all I can say is that all these guys ALWAYS look a thousand times better OFFSTAGE without fake tan. To me, onstage they look soft, they lose a lot of definition and separation, and they just have a fake “plastic” look to them. I don’t get it. Am I the only one?

You don't blow oxygen onto iron, you blow oxygen into it.

This a really good video. I want to know more about blast furnaces versus arc furnaces and this Vid has moved me on a great deal in that regard. Thank you :)

As a 40yr melshop operator, it is so sad to see these stupid simplistic, dressed up explanations of steel production. Steelmaking is not sexy! Dirty, hot, and dangerous when engineers don't listen.

Very nice small documentary, but the music is DISGUSTING

what does texas thrash metal know about a BOF?

Process of steel making very nice i have also doing as the post of stove attendar and mettarial charging systems in Tata steel old blast furnaces jamshed pur in India

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That was the quick answer. Now, let's do it the proper way

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Amazing 😊

Glad you got no music

Thank you for breaking this down to such' simple terms!!!

I write for a zombie apocalypse larp where, to make a long story short, I need to facilitate an encounter where players kill a horde of zombie by breaking into a smelting plant pouring molten metal on them. I have no idea how any of this works, but thankfully smart people like you guys are making plenty of videos for dummies like me! :)

Hi,
I'm a musician from County Durham in the UK. I'm creating a music video for a track I've written and wondered whether you'd allow me to use a few seconds from your brilliant video.
I would credit you in the video end credits.
I should add that I make no money from the music.
Thanks
John.

Steel is so important!!

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stupid music. very disturbing.

Electric Arc Furnace steels are not suitable for structural steel. And in the last few months to a year, the UK can no longer make structural steel because we no longer have blast furnaces, only electric arc funaces.

Very annoying video . .

Good. keep it up

Forget sending your children to a misery factory, teach them at home, with VISUAL/AUDIO delivery - they will learn 10 times more than they would at those abysmal, destructive institutions.
They then complete level 2 NVQ in their OWN TIME, when they are ready to do so, not when Big Brother tells them to. Forget GCSE.

Don't ever traumatise your child by forcing them to endure years of punishment, misery, bullying, pressurised competition and isolation within a "School" system. Those places belong in history, as mental asylums, where kids are scarred for life with mental illnesses such as PTSD, depression and social anxiety.

The only times I learned anything at that horrible place called 'School' was TV room, where I'd soak up knowledge and inspiration from educational programs like this one. Bite-size level, admittedly, but still very rich in potential for your kids' learning and development, from the comfort of home, where they belong, with their parents.

Any objects still made out of iron ?
Or is it turned into steel first then the
various objects
made from the steel ?

I`m 48 years working in the steel/sheet metal businiss: first as sheet metal operator/ toolmaker and finally as laser operator but still learning...🦾.

Great educational video!

Why using continuous casting instead of ingot casting

like it a lot

Wonderful, in the eighty years, I have worked at the metallurgy laboratory of SOLLAC Florange ! 👀👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Is there any soundtrack of this video

just wondering how they made the equipment to make the steel

Good luck from pakistan steel trader

Excellent video!

Very clear and inspiring video 👍👍

that soundtrack is fire!!

this is marvelous, i learnt a lot from this video demonstration.

Well done, but the direct reduction process should be - at least - mentioned.

Is Japanese steel known to be the best quality in the world? I’ve just heard that before so I ask in case any of you guys know

why is this videos transitions are feels like im watching naruto lol

Steel is your friend.

I know Basic Oxygen furnace BOF

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Leaning casting process ❤

Great documentary. Modern processes, but old fashioned documentary with actual technical information. Kudos to Corus.

Nice video and good narrator thank you

I'm wondering if the heat from the cooling of the finished product is used. It doesn't looks like it is here but it could be, hard to tell. But with some heat exchangers or even turbines, it could be a good way to gain energy efficiency.
I'm sure many engineers already thought about it and made calculations on that. If it's worth it, it probably already exists.

Modern civilization starts there.

Wait, this isn't a runescape guide 😅

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Good documentary²