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The Making of Steel Then & Now

The Making of Steel Then & Now. Jeff Mengel Kankakee Valley High School. The Iron Age. 1700 BC to 1850 AD Iron ore heated in the presence of carbon is reduced to make iron . Early Steel Making. Wootz Cementation Natural Steel Blast Furnace. Early Iron Works. Steel Age.

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The Making of Steel Then & Now

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  1. The Making of SteelThen & Now Jeff Mengel Kankakee Valley High School

  2. The Iron Age • 1700 BC to 1850 AD • Iron ore heated in the presence of • carbon is reduced to make iron

  3. Early Steel Making • Wootz • Cementation • Natural Steel • Blast Furnace

  4. Early Iron Works

  5. Steel Age • Begins about 1850 • British Industrial Revolution • Crystal Palace

  6. Blast Furnace

  7. Bessemer Process

  8. Open Hearth Furnace

  9. Electric Arc Furnace

  10. Basic Oxygen Furnace

  11. Soaking Pits

  12. Blooming Mill

  13. Cold Rolling

  14. Continuous Caster

  15. Finished Slabs

  16. Direct Reduction Iron

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