※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※ ※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※ 📦 제품문의(Product Inquiries): bit.ly/3C8Ouw4 (동국제강 스틸샵) / bit.ly/3JOKmDa (동국제강 유튜브) 🎬 촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com -I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made. -팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다. Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
현대제철 근무자입니다 진짜 귀한 영상이네요 동일 직종 2차정련에서 일하는데 스킵되어서 조금 아쉽네요ㅎㅎ 4:33 쇳물을 레이들에 담는것을 출강이라고 하고 부원료 투입하는 과정입니다 고로를 쓰는 제'선' 공장은 출'선' 전기로를 쓰는 제'강' 공장은 출'강' 이라고 합니다 다른 회사의 전기로 공정을 깨끗한 화질로 볼수있는 귀중한 영상이네요
@@sanyaroo 옛날 인식이 좀 안좋구요 요즘은 다 자동화되어있고 근무도 편합니다 환경이 안좋아서 그렇지 복지좋고 연봉높고 일편하고 안전하다고는 말 못해도 요즘은 안전과 환경에 엄청나게 신경쓰고있어서 매년 개선되고있어요ㅎㅎ CCTV도 많아서 현장 안나가도 확인할수있습니다 요즘 제철소는 예전같지는 않습니다 걱정 감사드립니다
hey! I know why the machines play music--it is actually a safety feature. Sometimes, they sing a different song for each major function. It sounds like in this factory, fur elise means "travelling." When we had a new tunnel bored here in seattle, the tunnel boring machine had a song for forward travel, and different songs for the various steps involved in placing the concrete tunnel segments. That way, whether they can actively see it or not because of the smokey or dirty environment, workers can always tell exactly what the machine is doing.
I once went in a Toyota transmission factory in the US. All the milling machines sang Camp town races when they are shut down. My Japanese rice cooker sings Mary had a little lamb when my rice is done. I guess in both cases it's better than a loud horn.
The furnace charging and melting process you captured is probably the greatest recording of it being done, ever. Well Done! I loved how you could hear the pops from the electrodes first hit the scrap charge in the background as the visual of the scrap bucket being hauled back to the scrap pile played. That was really cool.
영어 해석 ~당신이 포착한 용광로 충전 및 용융 과정은 아마도 지금까지 기록된 것 중 가장 훌륭한 기록일 것입니다. 정말 잘하셨어요! 나는 고철통이 고철 더미로 다시 끌려가는 영상이 재생되는 동안 전극에서 나오는 펑 소리가 배경의 고철 전하에 먼저 부딪히는 소리를 들을 수 있어 좋았다. 정말 멋졌어요.
The scale of everything is absolutely mind blowing. Also gives a kind of eerie dystopian feel seeing all the enormous cauldrons moving through the massive building with little to no one in sight.
The videography here makes it look more like than then it really is. There are people in the cranes and control rooms. When something has a problem and stops you would see the maintenance people as well.
Its beautiful. I work in the steel industry and I love it. I love the smells, I love the sounds, and like you say for most people those big dirty halls might feel dystopian but to me they feel like my natural environment. Btw all steel factories that deal with heavy manufacturing are usually big halls with only a few workers around.
@@heroturbo76 일반고로보다 전기로를 이용하는게 훨씬 친환경적입니다. 철 녹이는데 그럼 녹아라 얍 하면 녹습니까? 그리고 님이말한 그 싼 전기값 감안해도 일반고로 운영하는거 대비 전기로 운영하는게 마진이 훨씬 안나와요. 탄소배출도 적구요 기업도 하고싶어서 하는게 아니랍니다 ^^
The engineering behind the design and function of this factory is incredible. To get such perfect synchronization of all the moving parts on that large of a scale is amazing.
Damn, that is a big factory ! Would like to see this in person, showed this vid to my father who is a old welder and he was amazed.Thank you from my father and me for the vids,you have a new subscriber now,love the content!
@@최장선-h9i 저도 철강전문가는 아니지만, 철을 생산하는과정은 크게 고로와 전기로로 알고 있습니다. 고철을 재활용해서 생산하는데는 전기로의 방법을 따르지요, 동국제강이 인천, 당진, 부산, 신평등 전국적으로 위치하고 있습니다. 그중 가장 많은 생산량을 담당하는 인천공장에는 분명 전기로가 있습니다.
Всем привет. Я работаю на подобном заводе и далее я более детально опишу показанный на видео процесс, может, кому-то вдруг интересно) Машины привозят металлолом (шихту), его сортируют в отдельном цеху с помощью кранов (с захватами или магнитными) и отчасти вручную. Загружают в скраповозы и везут в сталеплавильный цех. На 1:55 видно как открывают двери (doghouse), за ними находится электроплавильная печь (если присмотреться, то можно увидеть как вверх поднимается некий цилиндр - это один из электродов. По идее их должно быть 3, но тут виден только 1. Они создают электрическую дугу, которая плавит металл). Сверху печи есть свод (образно говоря крышка как у кастрюли) с трубой газоочистки, на 1:58 его отводят, чтобы засыпать шихту. Засыпали, свод навели, двери закрыли, запустили печь. В процессе плавки добавляются различные химикаты, соединения металлов и т.д. для создания определенной марки стали. По итогу плавки металл как бы делится на полезный (чистый) и шлак. Их сливают в разные стальковши. Температура металла около 1550 градусов. Немного о стальковше. По всей его внутренней поверхности выложена кладка из огнеупорного материала (на 5:20 показаны эти "кирпичи"). Она нужна для защиты самого стальковша от налитого в него металла. Требуется, чтобы стальковш, даже если он сейчас не используется, находился под постоянным подогревом (об этом говорится с 3:59), чтобы не осыпалась кладка (т.к. после предыдущего использования ковша, если он остынет, то кладка начнет трескаться). Чистый металл далее (на видео не показано, но я думаю просто пропустили) следует в небольшую печь для "догонки" по химии. Затем в установку вакуумирования, для удаления газов из металла и только после этого оправляют на МНЛЗ (машину непрерывного литья заготовок) 5:39. Тут видна поворотная башня, на "плечах" которой находятся стальковши. 1 ковш уже разлили, и на его смену сразу же ставят другой. Из стальковша (5:50) металл постепенно сливается в промежуточный ковш (именно из-за его наличия возможна непрерывность литья, т.е. когда меняются стальковши на башне, то разливка не останавливается, потому как еще есть металл в промежуточном ковше). На 5:58 видны "стаканы", их кол-во равно числу ручьев на разливки (их 5, далее будет видно). Они вставляются снизу промеж. ковша и направляют металл в кристаллизаторы. В них происходит первичное охлаждение и затвердевание металла. Так же видно, что установка колеблется вверх и вниз - это из-за работы осцилляции, которая нужна, чтобы металл не прилипал к стенкам кристаллизатора. Совместно с этим работает установка электромагнитного перемешивания металла - т.е. вокруг кристаллизатора вращается электромагнитное поле, которое заставляет жидкий металл перемешиваться для придания однородности структуры и температурного баланса. Далее по мере движения и охлаждения в ручьях заготовка окончательно затвердевает и отправляется на газорезку 6:39 - металл режут на блюмы и по видимому оправляют в другой цех, где уже делают конкретно балки.
Wow, the cinematography is excellent. Leaves nothing from this process to imagination. Every angle is satisfying to watch. Reminds me of when I would always watch “How it’s made” Keep it up!
You see just a piece of metal at a construction site and you can't even imagine to yourself how it's complicated to make it. This factory is pretty piece of art, great work done to build it and run it. Thanks for all the people involved, you're making our life much better.
기계공학과 소성가공전공 석사과정 진행중인 학생입니다. 선생님의 영상들 볼 때마다 너무나 큰 도움이 됩니다. 현장에 가도 직접 볼 수 없는 깊은 부분까지 보여주시니, 교수님들 자료보다 더 자세하고 화질 좋은 영상을 다양한 각도에서 보여주시니 너무 좋습니다. 앞으로 미래의 재료공학, 소성가공학을 배우는 학생들에게 선생님의 영상들은 정말 큰 도움이 될 것입니다. 랩실 교수님 보여드리니까 왜 자기 때는 이런거 없었냐면서 분해하시더군요 ㅋㅋㅋ
Man I just want to let you know that this is hands down the best production quality for industrial pictures I've ever seen. Usually these videos are with a shitty definition with uninteresting, loooooong static angles and depressing tones. You really nailed the color correction, the shots, basically everything. I don't know how you do that but it seems you can get the camera in locations you usually can only achieve using CGI. It's like a damn movie. I'm not sure I've even seen something like that on TV. Keep it up and I'm eager to watch this channel grow.
@@squidwardo7074 Been watching these trhough Huggbees content, yeah it's the alright average TV documentary. Not filmed well in my opinion, I think the TV format does a lot to it.
Salute to all the engineers behind this steel mill factory who designed created and build such a complex looking machines and the process of making steel .. AMAZING !
Hello from the U. S. Pacific Northwest. Love your videos. Beautifully shot and edited without intrusive music or anything flashy. You don’t get in the way
Love your video - I've subscribed. We used to have steel making here in the UK, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. But the owners didn't invest, the managers weren't pro-active, and the (unionised) workers kept going on strike. So now our steel is made in places like South Korea. Korean people work so hard.
Yep, you can visit the (non-working) Templeborough Steel Works in Sheffield, England. At one time the largest electric steel works in the world. A great place to go but as you say; all the hard industry is happening in more industrious countries like South Korea now and good for them!
Union workers probably weren't happy with whatever the conditions were. Might have been rough to work there as a carryover from the the shite conditions during the industrial revolution. The korean one looks very modern.
As someone watching from the US • Watching your videos is most relaxing even at 2 x speed. Hope your customers appreciate the skill talent and dedication of your workers for this very important job for the community • It’s good to see how well you understand the process of Steel manufacturing to get the job done efficiently - loads of experience is evident with this skilled set of workers and plant • Watching your people doing a great job make me think there is hope for the other parts of society who don't even try to have a job. Your crew is a great role model for all of us • Thanks so very much for posting and sharing! All the best and God Bless. 🇺🇸
쇠부스러기가 용광로에 들어갈때, 충격과진동 정말 압도적이네요. 여태까지 본 그 어떤 영화보다도 현장의 느낌을 바로 알 수 있었습니다. 중간 중간 열이 버려지던데, 아깝네요. 회수 할 수 있다면, 많은 전기를 아 낄 수 있을 텐데... 머... 회수가 이익이면 벌써 했겠죠? ㅎㅎ 잘봤습니다. 좋은 비디오 감사합니다.
While I've seen this process many times, I always enjoy another take on it, especially when shot on modern camera equipment! Most of the stuff you'll see on YT is decades old and very grainy if not in full VHS quality. Thank you for the nice shots!
I've been watching tons of factory videos everywhere, and this one of yours is, I believe, by far the most impressive and instructive. Thanks. I've subbed. Keep up the great work!
PROFESSIONAL Explanations? Fooey! Your explanations are just fine. Easily read and understood, I understand your translations and appreciate the effort that went into your making them in English.
Just found this channel! Amazing work mate! I like that there is no annoying music or commentator, just captions for further information and a bit of humour. Thanks so much!
I've seen these processes for real, long ago - both ferrous and aluminium extrusion, and it always amazed me that, in spite of the immense size of these plants and the machinery the materials move through, they end up sized within very fine tolerances and very homogeneous in hardness and strength! But on the other side one could argue that the amount of power that's being thrown away cooling the metal, would easily be enough to power and heat an entire city... Foundries are needed, but they do need to move with the times. Very well filmed, by the way!! You simply can't convey the noise and heat by watching a video - not to mention the danger if actually being there as a guest.
Speaking as a person who was born and raised in Pohang, where POSCO, the largest steel mill in Korea, is located. I don't know what other factories are like, but they(POSCO) send the cooling water to use as hot water in several neighborhood. I heard that people spend the winter without worrying about heating. Probably not all steel mills in other regions are like that, but I hope this case will increase. And also want companies to act responsibly in the climate crisis. (Even so, the air is not good because the factory is gathered haha....)
@@BirdTho too costly to harvest the steam to generate power. the pressure itself for the turbine will be lost when you put the I beam in 1 by 1 and that chamber will be a major hazard for explosion if done incorrectly.
I was employed in the engineering department of LUKENS STEEL during the mid 80s when electric arc furnaces were somewhat new technology; and MY favorite moment is when the massive electrodes descend into the furnace and begin arcing across the to scrap - WHAT A CACOPHONY!
I just found out about this channel and I was simply amazed at the technical and professional level presented in this footage. I subscribed and became a fan of this channel, congratulations.
Thank you! It's great to see an industrial video like this that actually has the audio and not some janky music playing instead like the chinese videos do!
Amazing content! I appreciate your videos as you seem to capture the process, large and small that goes into making the products you feature. This is obviously a huge factory and process but I now understand how they do what they do and the individual steps. Impressive for a short form video format. Well done looking forward to your next production. 😄
Thank you so much for making such a great video. I think many people will be able to see this process live with their own eyes. Thank you very much for making the video and releasing it. Also, we watched something like this because there was a TH-cam. So I am very thankful to TH-cam.👍❤️❣️
I used to travel to Korea frequently on business visiting various factories and industries. One thing, out of many, that stood out was the playing of music to signify various things happening: start/end of work, lunch, break time, equipment moving etc. Every factory did the same, different music though. I also visited many businesses in North America and never heard music once. Bells, bongs, ding. buzzers etc but no music. I figured it was just an Asian thing.
@@spinasseluan Where? North america? Asia? Europe?. I mainly know only North American steel suppliers. Also are you talking about Steel Mills (makers) or steel distributors? Purchasing direct from mills usually entails buying huge minimum quantities so buying from distributors often makes more economic sense. The steels you list are fairly common so that would not be an issue.
@@spinasseluan How much do you buy? It's important to know. Steel mills are nation wide: US Steel, Stelco, Arcelormittal etc. distributors are regional so you need to be more specific in your requirements.
와, 웬만해서는 댓글 안 다는데 이건 남기고 싶네요. 2:39 대에 솥 밑에서 불 피어오르는 장면 정말 끝내주게 멋있습니다. 자칫 지루할수도 있는 반복 작업인데, 과정을 낭만과 멋이 넘치게 정말 잘 촬영하신 것 같아요... 물론, 저기서 일하시는 분들도 대단하고 존경스럽다고 생각합니다!
This is an amazing factory video, the first I've seen from your channel (I will be watching more!). For anyone else that's new, you MUST turn captions on, they're informative and funny 😂 "No discount code but ordering 100 tonnes or more will get you some discount" 🤣 Thank you Factory Monster!!
@@billowkim7496 제가 빔을 뽑는 일을 하고는 있지만 업자가 아니다보니 정확한 가격을 모르지만 대략 300x300 사이즈 빔 10m 무게 960kg 100만원대일 겁니다. 원자재 가격이 편차가 심해서 그때마다 가격 변동이 있는 것으로 압니다. 두세달 전 쯤 140만원 정도 한것으로 압니다.
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I want to know how on earth you get this awesome footage. Do you just ask the company and they let you take video?
as we also are proud subscribing and watching all of your videos
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Dds222ww33 ya Zee Zee Zee Zee
왜 친환경이죠? 철을 뭘로 녹이길래?
안녕하세요 현 당진에서 당진현대 당진 환영철강 철스크랩운반 납품하는 25톤차 운전하는 사람입니다 저희가 운반하는 고철이 이렇게 자세하게 재활용해서 제품으로 출하하는걸 보니 뿌듯합니다 물건 실고가도 등급별로 검수들한테 등급딸린다고 이런소리 저런소리 고개숙이고 다니는데 나름 뿌듯하네요 ㅎㅎ
영상 감사합니다 많은 분들이 봐주셨으면 좋겠습니다
대단하십니다
25t 고철 카고 슈퍼맨이 운전하는 600백마력 슈퍼카 입니다!
720만명 넘게 시청했네요. 기죽지 마시고 화이팅하세요 ~^^
우리나라 경제의 중추 역할을 하시는 것 아니십니까. 화이팅
Buen comentario sobre un trabajo digno, gracias por compartir
제철동종업계 종사자입니다. 각 회사에서 만드는 홍보/교육영상보다 영상이 더 친숙하고 아름다운 느낌입니다. 물론 영상 목적의 차이도 있겠지만요. 제강-제품출하까지의 공정을 다른 각도로 본 것 같아서 신선하고 좋았습니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다.
교육 영상처럼 보이지 않기 위해 노력했습니다 :) 알아봐주셔서 감사합니다!
와... SF영화 같은 압도적인 영상과 영상미....날것의 쇠 냄새가 풍겨진다..
고철의 재활용으로 H빔이 만들어지는 과정까지..
사실 재활용되는것이 분류해서 버리기만 해봣지 어디로가서 어떻게 처리되고 활용되는지는 관심이 잘안가는데 유익한 영상에 흥미롭기까지한 연출에 감탄하고 갑니다..촬영 허가도 힘들었겠지만 뜨거운 제철소 안에서 땀뻘뻘흘리며 찍으셨을 노고를 생각하면 감사하기까지하네요!! 잘보고갑니다:)
정말 감사한 댓글을 남겨주셨네요…ㅎㅎ
힘이 되는 댓글 감사합니다 :)
싸이버펑크의 한 장면같음 ㅋㅋㅋ
@@한준-h6y 딱 이생각함
어우 조선소 용접냄새만 맡아도 이제는 극혐 .. 제철소가고싶가
@@한준-h6y …from Fritz Lang’s Metropolis.
와 기계가 착착착 움직이는게 진짜 개멋잇다 ㄷㄷㄷㄷ 저 뜨거운곳에서 열심히 일하시는 노동자분들도 너무 대단하심
현대제철 근무자입니다
진짜 귀한 영상이네요 동일 직종 2차정련에서 일하는데
스킵되어서 조금 아쉽네요ㅎㅎ
4:33 쇳물을 레이들에 담는것을 출강이라고 하고 부원료 투입하는 과정입니다
고로를 쓰는 제'선' 공장은 출'선'
전기로를 쓰는 제'강' 공장은 출'강' 이라고 합니다
다른 회사의 전기로 공정을 깨끗한 화질로 볼수있는 귀중한 영상이네요
@@sanyaroo 옛날 인식이 좀 안좋구요 요즘은 다 자동화되어있고 근무도 편합니다 환경이 안좋아서 그렇지 복지좋고 연봉높고 일편하고 안전하다고는 말 못해도 요즘은 안전과 환경에 엄청나게 신경쓰고있어서 매년 개선되고있어요ㅎㅎ CCTV도 많아서 현장 안나가도 확인할수있습니다 요즘 제철소는 예전같지는 않습니다 걱정 감사드립니다
대한민국 등지의 산업현장에서 근무하시는 분들 항상 존경하고 감사합니다. 항상 안전 유념하시고 건강하게 은퇴하시길 기원하겠습니다.
항상 안전에 주의하시고 건강 하십시요
Incredible camera work, high quality video and content. Thank you for this, truly awesome!
hey! I know why the machines play music--it is actually a safety feature. Sometimes, they sing a different song for each major function. It sounds like in this factory, fur elise means "travelling." When we had a new tunnel bored here in seattle, the tunnel boring machine had a song for forward travel, and different songs for the various steps involved in placing the concrete tunnel segments. That way, whether they can actively see it or not because of the smokey or dirty environment, workers can always tell exactly what the machine is doing.
I once went in a Toyota transmission factory in the US. All the milling machines sang Camp town races when they are shut down.
My Japanese rice cooker sings Mary had a little lamb when my rice is done.
I guess in both cases it's better than a loud horn.
But you can't deny that it sounds like it's about to sell you ice cream!! 🍦
@@djmips That really cracked me up!
Our one sings this same song and then other time,s it does " day dream believer "
@@djmips ... or to play a squid game with you 😜
The furnace charging and melting process you captured is probably the greatest recording of it being done, ever. Well Done! I loved how you could hear the pops from the electrodes first hit the scrap charge in the background as the visual of the scrap bucket being hauled back to the scrap pile played. That was really cool.
영어 해석 ~당신이 포착한 용광로 충전 및 용융 과정은 아마도 지금까지 기록된 것 중 가장 훌륭한 기록일 것입니다. 정말 잘하셨어요! 나는 고철통이 고철 더미로 다시 끌려가는 영상이 재생되는 동안 전극에서 나오는 펑 소리가 배경의 고철 전하에 먼저 부딪히는 소리를 들을 수 있어 좋았다. 정말 멋졌어요.
Timestamp?
@@mhxxd4 2:51 is where you can hear it. Those booms are the arcs zapping the charge.
The scale of everything is absolutely mind blowing. Also gives a kind of eerie dystopian feel seeing all the enormous cauldrons moving through the massive building with little to no one in sight.
I was thinking the exact same thing. It's mind blowing to think that humans designed all that. The scale is astonishing.
The videography here makes it look more like than then it really is. There are people in the cranes and control rooms. When something has a problem and stops you would see the maintenance people as well.
Its beautiful.
I work in the steel industry and I love it. I love the smells, I love the sounds, and like you say for most people those big dirty halls might feel dystopian but to me they feel like my natural environment. Btw all steel factories that deal with heavy manufacturing are usually big halls with only a few workers around.
This is where terminators go to die.
@@XoftC I would imagine that's on purpose, this is hardly the place for a lot of people to be, especially if something breaks or slips or spills....
정말 압도적이네요. 버려지는 고철 없이 재활용이 다 된다는 점도 흐뭇합니다. 열일하시는 관계자님들 감사합니다. 좋은 건축에 많이 쓰임 받길요.
좋은 말씀 감사합니다!
정말 압도적이죠? ㅎㅎ 가정집 돈 뜯어서 전기로 녹이는 철
전기로 철을 녹는점까지 올리려면 전기가 얼마나 많이 먹을까요? ㅎㅎ
그리고 영상제목처럼 정말 친환경적이랍니다
원자력,화력발전으로 만든 전기니깐 ㅎㅎ
@@OP-bu2eg 공정에 대해 말하는데 뭔 귀신씨나락? 서민들 돈모아서 거대사기업 전기료 깍아주는게 공정한거임?국제사회 기업경쟁력으로 이해해주려해도 대한민국 기업오너중 고마워하는 도덕적인 기업이 존재함? 다 지잘라서 회사잘되는줄 알지...그리고 뭔 친환경이라고 영상제목에 낚시질인지
@@heroturbo76 일반고로보다 전기로를 이용하는게 훨씬 친환경적입니다. 철 녹이는데 그럼 녹아라 얍 하면 녹습니까? 그리고 님이말한 그 싼 전기값 감안해도 일반고로 운영하는거 대비 전기로 운영하는게 마진이 훨씬 안나와요. 탄소배출도 적구요 기업도 하고싶어서 하는게 아니랍니다 ^^
@@heroturbo76 정보: 원자력은 친환경이 맞다 (적어도 현재는)
For the outstanding cinematic values, commentary, and _no music_. Thanks!
ยอดเยี่ยมและคุณภาพ สินค้าเกาหลีใต้
The engineering behind the design and function of this factory is incredible. To get such perfect synchronization of all the moving parts on that large of a scale is amazing.
Thanks for your comment!
@@Factory_Monster can you please share the iron and steel factories in Turkey please 🥺 I really love you
전기로는 제강소라고 합니다. 고로에서 철광석 녹이는 곳을 제철소 라고 불러요.
국내에는 포스코 현대 2곳이 있습니다.
Yeah and can you imagine what a waste it was to destroy the steel plant in Ukraine
Its called plc
제가 제작관련 유튜브 많이 구독했는데 이 영상이 제일 압도적이다 가히 다큐 영상미에 근접한다고 말할수있다
Damn, that is a big factory ! Would like to see this in person, showed this vid to my father who is a old welder and he was amazed.Thank you from my father and me for the vids,you have a new subscriber now,love the content!
Your underwear gonna be all wet seeing this process in person. Freaking hot in there...
Go to the Hyundai steel factory in pohang south Korea they give free tours just like this
@@Factory_Monster I’m not even there & my underwear are drenched..
Amazing!! Korea Steel Power !! Thank you for sharing🎉!!
보는 내내 감탄했습니다.
기계들이 웅장하니까 압도되네요. 저런 기계들 유지보수 하시는 분들은 어떤 분이실지 와 ㄷㄷㄷ 멋지네요
제철소 재직자입니다. 제강공정은 처음보는데 너무나도 신기하고 흥미롭게 감상하였습니다.
영상퀄리티가 정말 장난아니네요 ㅎㅎ 지상파 다큐멘터리 한편 보는줄 알았습니다
고생하세요 !!
좋게 봐주셔서 감사합니다 :)
How much investment for small steel prodction plant
제 주요 고객사인 동국제강의 모습이 나와 반갑네요. 한국의 철강기술은 세계적으로 수준급의 실력입니다.
지금도 일터에서 열심히 땀흘리고 계실 기술자 분들께 감사와 박수를 드립니다.
영상 흥미롭게 잘 보았습니다
@@최장선-h9i 저도 철강전문가는 아니지만, 철을 생산하는과정은 크게 고로와 전기로로 알고 있습니다. 고철을 재활용해서 생산하는데는 전기로의 방법을 따르지요,
동국제강이 인천, 당진, 부산, 신평등 전국적으로 위치하고 있습니다.
그중 가장 많은 생산량을 담당하는 인천공장에는 분명 전기로가 있습니다.
@@최장선-h9i 혹 제가 잘못 알고 있는부분과 다른점이 있다면 알려주세요!
水準級、、、まあそうだね。
@@wise6520 포항 전기로도 있어요!
저기가 포항 동국입니다
I worked in this industry for 40 years building the reheat furnaces all over the world and I am still fascinated watching the process.
Всем привет. Я работаю на подобном заводе и далее я более детально опишу показанный на видео процесс, может, кому-то вдруг интересно)
Машины привозят металлолом (шихту), его сортируют в отдельном цеху с помощью кранов (с захватами или магнитными) и отчасти вручную. Загружают в скраповозы и везут в сталеплавильный цех. На 1:55 видно как открывают двери (doghouse), за ними находится электроплавильная печь (если присмотреться, то можно увидеть как вверх поднимается некий цилиндр - это один из электродов. По идее их должно быть 3, но тут виден только 1. Они создают электрическую дугу, которая плавит металл). Сверху печи есть свод (образно говоря крышка как у кастрюли) с трубой газоочистки, на 1:58 его отводят, чтобы засыпать шихту. Засыпали, свод навели, двери закрыли, запустили печь.
В процессе плавки добавляются различные химикаты, соединения металлов и т.д. для создания определенной марки стали. По итогу плавки металл как бы делится на полезный (чистый) и шлак. Их сливают в разные стальковши. Температура металла около 1550 градусов.
Немного о стальковше. По всей его внутренней поверхности выложена кладка из огнеупорного материала (на 5:20 показаны эти "кирпичи"). Она нужна для защиты самого стальковша от налитого в него металла. Требуется, чтобы стальковш, даже если он сейчас не используется, находился под постоянным подогревом (об этом говорится с 3:59), чтобы не осыпалась кладка (т.к. после предыдущего использования ковша, если он остынет, то кладка начнет трескаться).
Чистый металл далее (на видео не показано, но я думаю просто пропустили) следует в небольшую печь для "догонки" по химии. Затем в установку вакуумирования, для удаления газов из металла и только после этого оправляют на МНЛЗ (машину непрерывного литья заготовок) 5:39. Тут видна поворотная башня, на "плечах" которой находятся стальковши. 1 ковш уже разлили, и на его смену сразу же ставят другой.
Из стальковша (5:50) металл постепенно сливается в промежуточный ковш (именно из-за его наличия возможна непрерывность литья, т.е. когда меняются стальковши на башне, то разливка не останавливается, потому как еще есть металл в промежуточном ковше). На 5:58 видны "стаканы", их кол-во равно числу ручьев на разливки (их 5, далее будет видно). Они вставляются снизу промеж. ковша и направляют металл в кристаллизаторы. В них происходит первичное охлаждение и затвердевание металла. Так же видно, что установка колеблется вверх и вниз - это из-за работы осцилляции, которая нужна, чтобы металл не прилипал к стенкам кристаллизатора. Совместно с этим работает установка электромагнитного перемешивания металла - т.е. вокруг кристаллизатора вращается электромагнитное поле, которое заставляет жидкий металл перемешиваться для придания однородности структуры и температурного баланса. Далее по мере движения и охлаждения в ручьях заготовка окончательно затвердевает и отправляется на газорезку 6:39 - металл режут на блюмы и по видимому оправляют в другой цех, где уже делают конкретно балки.
Спасибо! Информативно!
спасибо
Не в Ижевске случаем?..
@@Дмитрий-е9в3в What is the name of the steel factory where you work?
@@Дмитрий-е9в3в I understand, thanks, what exactly are you doing?
Very enjoyable to watch. No annoying narration or electric guitar jams.... just the sound as it really is. Nice job.
Wow, the cinematography is excellent. Leaves nothing from this process to imagination. Every angle is satisfying to watch. Reminds me of when I would always watch “How it’s made”
Keep it up!
Your comment made my day :) Thanks for watching!
How its made was my childhood lol
This video just reminds me 2001: A Space Odyssey
한 때 일할 기회가 있어 현장에서 날 새며 조마조마 했던 기억이 새록새록하네요. 그 땐 입이 바싹비싹 마르고 죽다 살아났는데, 지나고 보니 감회가 새롭고 일할 기회가 있었던 게 영광이었네요. 정비팀들 정말 고생이 많죠.
진짜 웅장하다 ..
난 이런거 볼때마다 이 공정에 필요한 저 기계들을 설계하고 제조한 누군가가 더 대단하게 느껴진다
저 어마어마하고 웅장한 공장시설을 갖출수 있다는게 더 신기함
철을 주조 하려고 철이 더 필요한 시설이라는게 신기함 ㅋㅋ
저랑 같은 비슷한 생각을 하셨네요ㄷㄷ
저렇게 거대한걸 어케 설계하고 만들었지 진짜로 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
엘리제를 위하여 노래가 나오는 장비들 만드는 회사는 일본 장비회사들일겁니다
진짜 저런거 볼때마다 느끼지만 자동차 생산 설비나 중공업 철강등 저런 자동화 생산 설비 기술을 만드는 사람들이 더 대단하다고 보여짐!
Your composition and cinematography in every single shot is fantastic. Tone and color on point, fantastic focus. This video is amazing dude.
hi maryland resident! fellow maryland resident checking in!
@@pizza_booty Hello Maryland residents! I am not one!
Fellow Marylander!
You see just a piece of metal at a construction site and you can't even imagine to yourself how it's complicated to make it. This factory is pretty piece of art, great work done to build it and run it. Thanks for all the people involved, you're making our life much better.
Yes
@@caturlifelive down closed
وترى كوكب الأرض ولا تعرف ان الله هو الخالق⁉️ الله لا شريك له واحد احد
👷😉
My grandad was making these here in Australia in one of Australia's largest steel works in the 1930s.
The scale of everything is absolutely mind blowing
촬영 기법이 진짜 소름 돋게 디테일하고 멋있네요.... 다큐멘터리로 봤으면 신기하다~ 하고 넘어갔을 거 같은데 웅장함을 잘 담은 듯... 소름 돋고 무서울 정돕니다
대단합니다. 처음 댓글을 달고 있는 지금, 대한민국의 기계 기본설비 및 생산기술에 존경심이 우러 나 옵니다. 대한민국 제강업에 종사하시고 계신분들에게 화이팅 해 봅니다.
This video is incredible! Your cinematography and the audio capture is awe-inspiring! The captions are lovely too!
기계공학과 소성가공전공 석사과정 진행중인 학생입니다. 선생님의 영상들 볼 때마다 너무나 큰 도움이 됩니다. 현장에 가도 직접 볼 수 없는 깊은 부분까지 보여주시니, 교수님들 자료보다 더 자세하고 화질 좋은 영상을 다양한 각도에서 보여주시니 너무 좋습니다. 앞으로 미래의 재료공학, 소성가공학을 배우는 학생들에게 선생님의 영상들은 정말 큰 도움이 될 것입니다. 랩실 교수님 보여드리니까 왜 자기 때는 이런거 없었냐면서 분해하시더군요 ㅋㅋㅋ
I'm also in my first year of mechanical engineering, degree level. Greetings from Kenya fellow coursemate
가서 공뭔준비나 해라 ㅋㅋ
Man I just want to let you know that this is hands down the best production quality for industrial pictures I've ever seen.
Usually these videos are with a shitty definition with uninteresting, loooooong static angles and depressing tones. You really nailed the color correction, the shots, basically everything. I don't know how you do that but it seems you can get the camera in locations you usually can only achieve using CGI. It's like a damn movie.
I'm not sure I've even seen something like that on TV. Keep it up and I'm eager to watch this channel grow.
🈚🈸🈺🈷️🉐㊙️㊗️🈴🈵🈹🈲🉑🈶
"How its made" is pretty good usually. But I think its been cancelled a long time ago
@@squidwardo7074 Been watching these trhough Huggbees content, yeah it's the alright average TV documentary. Not filmed well in my opinion, I think the TV format does a lot to it.
I agree, an impressive production - from capturing content, through to the editing, and the delivery of the final product, very well done!
@@squidwardo7074 ыЫ
Salute to all the engineers behind this steel mill factory who designed created and build such a complex looking machines and the process of making steel .. AMAZING !
Vraiment la plus belle vidéo de production de métal que j'ai vu sur youtube j'adore merci.
이런시설을 만든사람들이 정말 존경스럽습니다.
우리나라 가 왜 철강강국인가를 다시한번 실감 합니다.
좋은영상잘봤습니다.
Hi
Hello from the U. S. Pacific Northwest. Love your videos. Beautifully shot and edited without intrusive music or anything flashy.
You don’t get in the way
Thanks for watching :)
공장 영상 올리는 채널 중에 촬영, 편집, 설명은 이 채널이 독보적인듯
좋은 댓글 감사합니다!
Love your video - I've subscribed. We used to have steel making here in the UK, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. But the owners didn't invest, the managers weren't pro-active, and the (unionised) workers kept going on strike. So now our steel is made in places like South Korea. Korean people work so hard.
Love ur comment :)
Yep, you can visit the (non-working) Templeborough Steel Works in Sheffield, England. At one time the largest electric steel works in the world. A great place to go but as you say; all the hard industry is happening in more industrious countries like South Korea now and good for them!
We still have 2 steel by iron produceing sites in the uk! I work at one! Amazing site!
Union workers probably weren't happy with whatever the conditions were. Might have been rough to work there as a carryover from the the shite conditions during the industrial revolution. The korean one looks very modern.
우리나라 대한민국 대단한 나라. 그 저변에는 유능한 인재들이 잇기 때문이다.
설명이 너무 친근해서 좋음 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ동국제강이 만만해보이고 친해지는 느낌ㅋㅋ
20년전 1년동안 일했던 곳이네 그때 함께했던
형들 다들 잘사시나요 그때나 지금이나 현장은 같은데 사람은 이렇게 늙어가네요
h빔이 길이잘못 계산되서 냉각산에 쳐서 벌건 쇠가 200미터 꼬브라져 천장까지 치솟고
턴다운 되는데도 도망안가고 초보라 쇠앞에서 무전기로 밀 스톱만 외치다 반장 계장에게 죽을뻔 했다고 호통반 걱정반 소리 들었던게 엊그제 같네요 반장계장님이 퇴직하셨을거고
정말 고생 많이했었네요 육체적으로 매일매일 작업복이 땀으로 허연 소금을 만들어냈죠
다시 보니 20대중반 청년으로 돌안간것 같아
반갑고 씁쓸합니다 영상 잘봤습니다
와... 이 영상은 찐이다!!
협조 잘 안해주는데 뚫고 들어가서
생생한 현장 찍어주셔서 잘 봤습니다!!!
시청해주셔서 감사합니다!
As someone watching from the US
• Watching your videos is most relaxing even at 2 x speed. Hope your customers appreciate the skill talent and dedication of your workers for this very important job for the community
• It’s good to see how well you understand the process of Steel manufacturing to get the job done efficiently - loads of experience is evident with this skilled set of workers and plant
• Watching your people doing a great job make me think there is hope for the other parts of society who don't even try to have a job. Your crew is a great role model for all of us
• Thanks so very much for posting and sharing!
All the best and God Bless. 🇺🇸
이야..우리나라 철강의 근간이 되시는 분들..리스펙..
귀한 영상 감사드리며...대단한 인간과 기술...특히 현장 직원 분들 너무나 수고 많으시네요^________^
어려운 용어 다 풀어서 설명 해주려는게 다 느껴지네요..덕분에 잘 봤습니다!
좋은 댓글 감사합니다!
The economy of South Korea can only be admired !
👍
it’s amazing and wonderful how far SK has come in the last 70 years! 👍👍👊👊
쇠부스러기가 용광로에 들어갈때, 충격과진동 정말 압도적이네요.
여태까지 본 그 어떤 영화보다도 현장의 느낌을 바로 알 수 있었습니다.
중간 중간 열이 버려지던데, 아깝네요. 회수 할 수 있다면, 많은 전기를 아 낄 수 있을 텐데...
머... 회수가 이익이면 벌써 했겠죠? ㅎㅎ
잘봤습니다.
좋은 비디오 감사합니다.
제철공장은 전기를 아낀다? 이런 단어자체가 무색합니다 왜냐면 저런 스크랩을 녹일땐 전기로 도 사용하거든요 전기로 고철을 녹이는거죠 실제로 보면 어마어마합니다
현대제철이 2021년 전기세가 1조1000억입니다 가늠이되시죠?ㅎㅎ
글게요. 네모란 불덩이 막대 상태일때 곧바로 H빔 작업하면 절약될거란 생각이 들었는데 이익이면 벌써 했겠죠?
꽁다리 잘라내는것도 너무 길어보이던데 역시 글겠쬬..
H빔 생산 과정 잘~~~~보았네요. 웅장한 영상 마음을 쿵쾅거리게 흥분되게 하네요 감사합니다
This is so surreal... like something out of a video game or movie.
좋은 카메라 무빙도 있지만 공장이 멋져 보이기는 처음입니다ㄷㄷ 단색으로 전부 큼지막하고 자동으로 움직이는 거 보니까 정신을 못 차리겠네요🔥
시청해주셔서 감사합니다!ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ
While I've seen this process many times, I always enjoy another take on it, especially when shot on modern camera equipment! Most of the stuff you'll see on YT is decades old and very grainy if not in full VHS quality. Thank you for the nice shots!
와 이 엄청난 자료를 영상으로 볼 수 있다는거 자체가 축복이네요.
정말 대단하십니다!!!! 감동하며 봤네요~
I've been watching tons of factory videos everywhere, and this one of yours is, I believe, by far the most impressive and instructive. Thanks. I've subbed. Keep up the great work!
Wow, thanks!
Dirty Jobs Steel Mill Worker, my world. I think you will like!!!!
5:36 when he says "they put blah blah chemicals to make it better" i laughed a bit
Меня всегда завораживали процессы в металлургии. Вдобавок размеры и автоматизация поражают воображение.
Таких заводов в рашке нет и в ближайшие 20 лет не будет.
В СССР такие заводы были.
@@Европа-ж5ж есть
@@djenii2020
>>ссср
>>Корея!
Тоже мне сравнил😆
@@Европа-ж5ж да да . но такие новейшие технологии производства метала. а на выходе убогое качество метала .
PROFESSIONAL Explanations? Fooey! Your explanations are just fine. Easily read and understood, I understand your translations and appreciate the effort that went into your making them in English.
Just found this channel! Amazing work mate! I like that there is no annoying music or commentator, just captions for further information and a bit of humour. Thanks so much!
Wow, absolutely incredible and amazing to watch the ingenuity and sheer power of these factories. Thank you for presenting.
Thanks for watching :)
I've seen these processes for real, long ago - both ferrous and aluminium extrusion, and it always amazed me that, in spite of the immense size of these plants and the machinery the materials move through, they end up sized within very fine tolerances and very homogeneous in hardness and strength!
But on the other side one could argue that the amount of power that's being thrown away cooling the metal, would easily be enough to power and heat an entire city...
Foundries are needed, but they do need to move with the times.
Very well filmed, by the way!! You simply can't convey the noise and heat by watching a video - not to mention the danger if actually being there as a guest.
Yeah, you're right. As the steel industry is inevitable, it is important to reduce the 'cons' :)
Thanks for your comment!
Speaking as a person who was born and raised in Pohang, where POSCO, the largest steel mill in Korea, is located. I don't know what other factories are like, but they(POSCO) send the cooling water to use as hot water in several neighborhood. I heard that people spend the winter without worrying about heating. Probably not all steel mills in other regions are like that, but I hope this case will increase. And also want companies to act responsibly in the climate crisis. (Even so, the air is not good because the factory is gathered haha....)
a fair point, though you could not build a city without them
Move the steel beams into a sealed chamber, cool with water, use the steam to drive a turbine?
@@BirdTho too costly to harvest the steam to generate power. the pressure itself for the turbine will be lost when you put the I beam in 1 by 1 and that chamber will be a major hazard for explosion if done incorrectly.
Работа литейщиков тяжёлая! Уважение работникам литейного производства !!🔥😲👍
Incredible video ! 👍
Thanks a lot!
@@Factory_Monster You're welcome !
Отлично! Залип на все время ролика!
저런 고온을 견디는 설비들은 어떻게 만드는지도 되게 궁금해지는 영상이었네요^^;;;; 사람의 기술이란 정말 위대합니다 ㄷㄷㄷ
The closed captions on this video are absolutely hilarious.
I had a few chuckles while watching this amazing video.
Wow this was filmed incredibly well! Thanks for posting!
일반인들은 보기 힘든 H빔 제조 과정 처음부터 끝까지 깔끔하게 잘 정리해서 보여주셔서 감사합니다.
Lần đầu tiên mình thấy làm một thanh sắt quá công phu luôn. Máy móc quá hiện đại. Cảm ơn bạn đã tải lên cho mình xem
실제 공정을 볼수 있다니 멋지네요. 반도체도 중요하지만 기본은 철강이죠
시청해주셔서 감사합니다!
I was employed in the engineering department of LUKENS STEEL during the mid 80s when electric arc furnaces were somewhat new technology; and MY favorite moment is when the massive electrodes descend into the furnace and begin arcing across the to scrap - WHAT A CACOPHONY!
철을 만드는 과정이 너무 신기하고 한국에서 정말 일하고 싶고 한국의 아름다움에 정말 놀랍니다
Thanks for not adding background music. Really love the raw sound of steel.
Right? 👏
공정도 놀랍지만
이런 크고 많은 기계들은 진짜 놀랍다
시청해주셔서 감사합니다 :)
ㄹㅇ 어디서 설계하고 제작하는지 궁금
@@hardcorejhp 대부분이 독일 지멘스에서 만드는 기계일껍니다
I just found out about this channel and I was simply amazed at the technical and professional level presented in this footage. I subscribed and became a fan of this channel, congratulations.
우와!!! 뭔가 엄청 웅장하고 멋있네요.마치 영화의 한장면 같아요.더운곳에서 촬영하시느라 고생많으셨겠어요.
저기서 일하시는분들도 수고 많으십니다!
Made in Korea no.1 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! It's great to see an industrial video like this that actually has the audio and not some janky music playing instead like the chinese videos do!
스케일이 어마어마 하네요~~
영상 잘봤습니다.
흥미롭게 잘봤습니다. 평소 해당 제품을 사용하긴 하지만 대충 어떻게 만든다는거 정도만 알았지 이정도로 잘 해석된 영상은 처음 보는것 같습니다.
좋은 영상 감사합니다.
Amazing content!
I appreciate your videos as you seem to capture the process, large and small that goes into making the products you feature.
This is obviously a huge factory and process but I now understand how they do what they do and the individual steps. Impressive for a short form video format.
Well done looking forward to your next production. 😄
I love your comment :)
강철이 만들어지는 과정이 정말로 아름답네요. 열기와 먼지 가득한 곳에서 훌륭한 영상 찍으시느라 수고 많으셨습니다.
Can we take a moment to appreciate some the awesome camera work to get some of this footage, looks like something out of a movie
Thank you so much for making such a great video. I think many people will be able to see this process live with their own eyes. Thank you very much for making the video and releasing it. Also, we watched something like this because there was a TH-cam. So I am very thankful to TH-cam.👍❤️❣️
Fascinating. We love just hearing all of the equipment at work instead of music or voiceovers.
I used to travel to Korea frequently on business visiting various factories and industries. One thing, out of many, that stood out was the playing of music to signify various things happening: start/end of work, lunch, break time, equipment moving etc. Every factory did the same, different music though. I also visited many businesses in North America and never heard music once. Bells, bongs, ding. buzzers etc but no music. I figured it was just an Asian thing.
I've worked in several North American factories and I can assure you the only song I've ever heard was "STFU and get back to work".... by The Beatles
Dear Kenny Mac,
I am buying steel plates, beams A36, A572 and other DH36, AH36.
May you indicated to me any manufacturers of the plate and beams?
@@spinasseluan Where? North america? Asia? Europe?. I mainly know only North American steel suppliers. Also are you talking about Steel Mills (makers) or steel distributors? Purchasing direct from mills usually entails buying huge minimum quantities so buying from distributors often makes more economic sense. The steels you list are fairly common so that would not be an issue.
Do you have any tipe of vendor list, North America and Europe? I would like to know manufacturers but biggers distribution as well.
@@spinasseluan How much do you buy? It's important to know. Steel mills are nation wide: US Steel, Stelco, Arcelormittal etc. distributors are regional so you need to be more specific in your requirements.
와, 웬만해서는 댓글 안 다는데 이건 남기고 싶네요. 2:39 대에 솥 밑에서 불 피어오르는 장면 정말 끝내주게 멋있습니다. 자칫 지루할수도 있는 반복 작업인데, 과정을 낭만과 멋이 넘치게 정말 잘 촬영하신 것 같아요...
물론, 저기서 일하시는 분들도 대단하고 존경스럽다고 생각합니다!
Saya pernah kerja disanna
@@YOGAPRIYANTO... betul ke? hebat.
저기 옆에 환경측정하러갔었는데 진짜 깜짝깜짝 놀랍니다 섬광탄 보는거 같았네요
@@tangerine6251
😊😊😊
This video has me ready to go to work on my day off.. great video!
My husband works in a steel mill. This place is so clean comparatively speaking. I've never seen an arc furnace before so this was so cool to see.
Hello. Nice to meet you.. I come from China. I am also an employee of a steel factory, and I work in the sales of graphite electrodes.
This is an amazing factory video, the first I've seen from your channel (I will be watching more!). For anyone else that's new, you MUST turn captions on, they're informative and funny 😂 "No discount code but ordering 100 tonnes or more will get you some discount" 🤣 Thank you Factory Monster!!
Thanks for your comment!
And here I only need 90 tons. I feel excluded. 🤪
I still wanna know what the “blah blah chemicals” are that “make it better”! :p
와 진짜 막 로봇 영화 같은곳에 나올 것같은 퀄이네 진짜 멋있어요
산처럼 쌓여있는 고철을 보니 애니메이션 '월-E'가 생각났습니다 :)
The factory is spotless
초등학생때 광양제철소에 견학을 가서 실제로 본적이 있는데 가슴이 웅장해진다는 표현이 딱 어울립니다
조강(철강) 생산량은
국가로는 중국이 1위(10억 3천여톤/년)
단일 회사로는 포스코가 6위
( 5억여톤/년)입니다 .
The best steel-related video I have seen. Thank you.
Thanks Thanks!
동국제강의 H빔은 업계에서 알아주는 제품입니다.
제가 공사현장에 H빔인발을 본업으로 하는데 전세계, 우리나라의 그 어떤 업체의 제품과 견주어도 단연 최고입니다.
저거 h빔 한개 가격 얼마하나요?
@@billowkim7496
제가 빔을 뽑는 일을 하고는 있지만 업자가 아니다보니 정확한 가격을 모르지만 대략
300x300 사이즈 빔 10m 무게 960kg 100만원대일 겁니다.
원자재 가격이 편차가 심해서 그때마다 가격 변동이 있는 것으로 압니다.
두세달 전 쯤 140만원 정도 한것으로 압니다.
@@billowkim7496
영상에 보이는 제품은 동국제강 H빔 254x254 사이즈로 보이네요
The number of stages and components for this whole process is astounding. And such a clean facility.
로켓배송.ㅋㅋ
저같은 아줌마는 상상도 못하는곳에서 가족을 위해 무더위속 더욱더 뜨겁게 일하시는 이세상 모든 아빠님들 건강하시고 행복하세요!!♡
무겁고 거친 고철과 뜨거운 쇳물을 다루는 장비들도 모두 강철이네요!
와 안그래도 우리 아이가 철근이 먹고 싶다고 해서 구매처 알아보고있었는데 대량구매시 할인도 해주고 좋네요 애용하겠습니다.
Great video. Shows the sheer power and genius behind making steel beams.