Replacement of 3 LD Converters@ voestalpine

[@hannahboone3826]

so touching for an excellent video

[@ricbchirop4355]

I wonder if the old converter ended up in the the new one ?

[@g1sokool669]

Yes

[@BikiniDuckCreations]

@8:12 Does slag really contain 17% iron? Is it processed in any way to recover any of it?

[@Bizyukov]

Yes, it does! Sometimes even more than that. Iron is present in slag in a form of iron oxide (usually considered to be FeO). So, it is more like 13% of metallic iron, which is very difficult to recover since it is mixed with other oxides. Maybe, down the road, the future generations will be sifting through the slag dumps to get it recover but for now it is cheaper just to store it this way - in a pile. BTW, if an iron ore contains more than 16% of metallic iron (in oxide form) it is considered to be commercially processable.

[@user-sg3vx2oz7l]

Richtige Arbeitskleidung für Gesundheitschutz. Und wenn das get dann braucht ihr Auf Muttern und Schrauben Zeichnungen haben. Das ist so eine Sicherheitsmaßnahme oder Sicherheitsaufzeichung für schnellere Sicht. Welche Schrauben locker sind kann mann schnell entdecken.

[@muratarkan7643]

If you curious about how they relining the converter here you can see a machine designed for it kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqTYi5d4oNOlq80

[@boomboombeach404]

On 1:48 manufactured in the far east? china???

[@PrimetalsTechnologies]

Yes, the converters were manufactured in China.

[@platin2148]

By Siemens?

[@susantakupanda]

Ok

[@aothitam7195]

CovidImages need to be invested more than half19

[@talusranch990]

Nice to see no diversity bullshit!