Mining & Uses Of Titanium - 1954 - CharlieDeanArchives / Archival Footage
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- Titanium - The ninth most abundant element on Earth! Beautifully shot industrial production filled with stock shots of titanium mining, factory, mill, spinning globe, laboratory, test labs, minerals. Woman in 1950s-style kitchen. Periodic table of elements. Titanium dioxide paint. Film has some water damage to emulsion, which makes good effect.
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I could watch this all day compared to that shit on todays Discovery channel.
Discovery Channel has about 8 minutes of content for a one hour show
My grandfather worked at the mine in Tahawus, that's the one shown from 04:00-10:00 or so. My mother and my family grew up in Tahawus until the town was moved in 1963. The mill and pretty much everything else is all gone now as are most of the people who worked there back then.
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Hey Bryan
Absolutely insane! what a process !!
Yeah, I try to explain to my girlfriend why we have to bring devices, metal and plastic to the recycle center or plastic/metal/organic bin.... But too much people keep throwing everything in the trash...
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I just watched a show where a Soviet nuclear submarine sank to the bottom of the sea. The hull was made of titanium. Since Russia must have gobs of ilmenite while we do not it will pay some crew to go down and rescue this titanium hulled submarine. Just this submarine would be enough for the entire world's fleet of jet engines and could reduce the cost of a fan jet to maybe something less costly than gold bullion. We found out long ago that hydrogen embrittlement was the cause of titanium being unworkable as a strong lightweight material
It's amazing to see how industrious the United States once was.
Now that's China. While we argue about politics and trade stocks.
Wow, just wow.
I work for Timet Henderson NV in the melt shop turning titanium sponge into an 3900 lb ingot.
As a Carbon-based lifeform, I find it interesting that C is 15th in the distribution.
#1 oxygen (O )
#2 silicon (Si)
#3 aluminium (Al)
#4 iron (Fe)
#5 calcium (Ca)
#6 sodium (Na)
#7 potassium (K )
#8 magnesium (Mg)
#9 titanium (Ti)
#10 hydrogen (H )
#11 phosphorus (P )
#12 manganese (Mn)
#13 fluorine (F )
#14 barium (Ba)
#15 carbon (C )
And love the quaint phrasing "...that most important element: The _Human_ Element." heh.
They were really proud of the ore refining process consuming more water and electricity than a major city, back in the day.
Love it.
I actually wanna know more abt mining...
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. Let's talk about this on the phone or in whatsapp.
Merea Love no problem. Sorry for not replying earlier. am just seeing it now.
i dont understand how they discovered this process in the first place
EXACTLY!
You remember the crazy kid in your chemistry class? You know. The one who was determined to mix everything in every bottle together all at once? Him/her/it. The survivors of that class of maniac go on to make huge breakthroughs. Those of us bestowed with common sense suffer a disadvantage in the discovery phase. But, we live to much riper older age!
Science is wild hey
Two hundred years of effort gave the world the Kroll process. Seriously, from the first identification of titanium as an element to the time someone figured out how to actually produce it as a usable metal product took two centuries of people trying again and again and again.
What happens when people value their ability to be religiously honest in their record keeping and the evaluation of those records to the production of an end?... It nearly drives one to wonder, did they know how much their research and industry from every day to day position would effect the world; the guy who walks out there and tests for chalking with his finger and makes a note? They were incredible, and their social ethic was to aim their investment of energy at making the product of their work abundant and of the absolute best quality possible, available to everyone.
This is a good video... historically the color white was valued in hospital bed sheets and washbasins because it is easier to see if it is clean... it represents also cleanliness of soul, otherwise said as innocents... and it is with innocents.. that a person greatly increases his or her chances of seeing the rest of the truth in relation to any topic, instead of being blinded by desire, fear, anger... lust for the wage of dishonesty or malice, and thereby only see a little bit of what is to be seen... most often what he or she wants to see.
If a person may be honest with self... it may be possible for him or her to be genuinely true to self..and thereby true to all they ever could have loved that would ever come into existence after them.
There are effectively an infinite number of wisdoms to be seen in every color.. and in every form of matter.... but titanium white to brighten all colors...coincidence or not as the color of snow... and of clouds on a sunny day, certainly seems to genuinely warrant respect.
So they use calcium as the whitening pigment and the titanium makes it durable. Can't understand why they call it titanium dioxide when the hydrate is only calcined, should be titanium oxide.
4:35 rock pusher
Funny thing is most factory s had horrible health and safety records and if looked back on exposure to most mine factory’s people got cancer lung and stomach and a lot of deformity s even were I use to live they still can’t use the land because of lead massive cancer area
All mining is hazardous to your health
@@sillygoose2508 I mine my nose hourly.
Titanium has to be a perfect refined product you wouldn't want your fan blades blowing off your turbo combustion jet engine
Wow. I thought Titanium was only minded to make metal with. I know so little. Bummer.
The Earth is rotating backwards at 34:26.
the earth does not rotate.
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If tooth paste is white....
Snafu
Thank you "White" man!
Finally some appreciation!
Good day to you Sir.
That’s the same process I use to clean my underwear!
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TWO troll comments so far: First, was this FILMED on sort sort of film potato? and "the white man" discovered it! lol classic 1954. I suprised they didnt say, "the shovel works just as hard as a housewife making sandwiches and cleaning"
Usually that phrase is used when they acknowledge that something was known before that time, but only utilized by a "civilized" society at that date.
Primitive. Hope they developed more efficient methods of processing.
This was 1954 numbnut.
I know, asshole.
I like tacos