excellent. There's a similar presentation from the 1950's that is very entertaining (HOW IT'S MADE: Aluminum) and gives some personality to the process. This is great, though, thanks!
At about 5.00 the ingot caster is shown. At my plant we had electromagnetic casting molds which were fascinating to study. We also had older direct chill molds. I was told that the use of EMC eliminated the need to use a scarfing saw to prep the ingot sides prior to hot rolling. DCC would cause unwanted surface defects that the saw would remove. Nice animation.
Thanks for the info. Using this as quest inspiration for my DF tabletop game. Just need to find out what happens if the process fails during the acid treatment or if the alumina isn't allowed to be in electrolysis long enough now.
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Very awesome video, if any person who has learnt about aluminum properties, application , uses, can he is qualified to apply for internship for professional learning, manufacturing pure aluminum from bauxite, silica and iron oxide bonded compound, ........can we get aluminium powder, silica sand segregated from, sodium oxide filtered out before formation of bauxite crystal.. pls respnd
Didn't see that in the video leading up to the point of the reduction cells process. Only seen that alumina is fed into the cell using the electrolysis of the anodes and cathodes with the solution separating oxygen from the aluminum then created co2 that deteriorates the carbon blocks or anodes. Recycle and reuse must be a huge part of the process also.
Hi, if you want to know a detailed description of the Hall Héroult process, you can go to the following link: th-cam.com/video/CL7-GBcRMTc/w-d-xo.html It is in Spanish language for latino students of metallurgy.
Yes right, the toxic byproduct are not been recycled, they end in an big hole, which forms a lake, and finally ends in the sea.... go and check the Alcoa factory in Spain, San Ciprian. Go and google Earth 43º42’03”N 7º29’19W (O alto de Lago)
() is silver-white metal, very lightweight yet relatively strong and ductile thatit can be drawn into wires or pressed into sheets or foil. The name was derived from n, the Latin name for alum (an aluminum sulfate mineral). It is the most abundant metallic element and the third most abundant of all elements in the earth’s crust, making up 8% of the crust by weight. Aluminum does not occur in the metallic state in nature because aluminum metal reacts with water and air to form powdery oxides and hydroxides.
its really hard to listen to it and do something else when you're forced to read text. put some smooth posh British guys voice in it and it would be great.
Beautiful animation , thoroughly presented.
Thank you ,
EGA.
This was a very well done video with appropriate animations that informed without distracting. Impressed!
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Awesome animation .Helped a lot in learning about ALuminium Smelting Class 10
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Everything look easy until there's a pot leak.
@@codea4272 hahaha i hate when that happends:( it`s a mess to clean up. Soon 20 years of my life in a casthouse
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Just wow ...knowing extraction of aluminium from its makers itself....
Thanks a lot....
excellent. There's a similar presentation from the 1950's that is very entertaining (HOW IT'S MADE: Aluminum) and gives some personality to the process. This is great, though, thanks!
I just watched that video 10 minutes ago. The similarity is extremely close
At about 5.00 the ingot caster is shown. At my plant we had electromagnetic casting molds which were fascinating to study. We also had older direct chill molds. I was told that the use of EMC eliminated the need to use a scarfing saw to prep the ingot sides prior to hot rolling. DCC would cause unwanted surface defects that the saw would remove. Nice animation.
That was the besst vide, i have ever seen. Thnak you so much, you helped me a lot and saved my project!
Excellent animation, easy to understand, great EGA 👍
Even though done 2 years ago I helps a lot in understanding the concepts thankyou for this very well done animation.
very user-friendly narration. thank you
Thanks for the info. Using this as quest inspiration for my DF tabletop game. Just need to find out what happens if the process fails during the acid treatment or if the alumina isn't allowed to be in electrolysis long enough now.
You can just take out the aluminium. And the process just continue, you don't need to stop the reduction cell(pot) to take out the aluminium.
why we have to mix bauxite with caustic soda ? and why we have to form supersaturated sodium aluminate solution?
The visualization is awesome!, thanks a lot anyway
Amazingly explained...perfect work..great industry..awsome people..just loved it..wish to be a part of this amazing industry..
You make it look like some paradise where you mine.
He doesn't mined
I have mine
@@madasugopi6441 That's what Hendrix said at Woodstock
Wonderful explanation
Crystal clear animation, Great !
What will be the cost to setup this plant ?
most informative video i have watched, this will definitely help many people
Wow ..Good Animation
Thankyou EGA
no words its an exellent video ..great clarity thankyou
It's a great apresentation. Thanks for the share.
Any class 10 students here?
Me😊
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Best animation video....just loved it..Well done guys
Good Work keep uploading more Info ✨
Truly beautiful animation and indeed informative too!
Do you know what animación software they uses?
Wow
So educative and interesting
thanks a lot EGA 🙌
very beautiful animation!! Really easy to understand the whole process. Thank you so much!
What an amazing video !
Awesome Animation and shared a brilliant information
Tq very much it helps❤
Hello i want asked
how many caustic soda solution you will mix?
How many and which kind of seed crystal you will mix?
How many cryolite is mixed?
The amount of cryolite use depends on the pot(reduction cell)
Really wonderful video!!!
Very well explained. Please make a animation vedio of making of carbon blocks.. Thank you
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Extremely informative animation. Feel as if I learned quite a lot about the process.
thank you for informative video
Very awesome video, if any person who has learnt about aluminum properties, application , uses, can he is qualified to apply for internship for professional learning, manufacturing pure aluminum from bauxite, silica and iron oxide bonded compound, ........can we get aluminium powder, silica sand segregated from, sodium oxide filtered out before formation of bauxite crystal.. pls respnd
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Very nice
Please, what happens to the caustic liquid after filtration? Are there any uses for it to sell as a byproduct?
it is recycled into the process
@@vgesta the site that I work at just dumps it into the ground
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This helped so much!
Very Well explained.
Nice video sir
Love from India
Tremendous heat loss during smelting. Need to provide insulation to process. Heat loss = energy loss = $ loss.
Good work
Thanks 🤗🤗🤗
Isn’t electrolysis also used for the extraction of aluminium from aluminium oxide that comes from bauxite?
Didn't see that in the video leading up to the point of the reduction cells process. Only seen that alumina is fed into the cell using the electrolysis of the anodes and cathodes with the solution separating oxygen from the aluminum then created co2 that deteriorates the carbon blocks or anodes. Recycle and reuse must be a huge part of the process also.
thanks. looking for hall-heroult and found this
Informative
A highly professional piece of work.
Guinea need the same plan
very useful
Nice video
thank you for the information, may i use your video for presentation in my class?
It helped me
Well done, thank you.
How did they ever even discover aluminum with all that has to happen to make it?
sir I can use your video for my informative video???
my ambition is work to global aluminium emirates 😊😊😊
Hi, if you want to know a detailed description of the Hall Héroult process, you can go to the following link: th-cam.com/video/CL7-GBcRMTc/w-d-xo.html
It is in Spanish language for latino students of metallurgy.
Yes right, the toxic byproduct are not been recycled, they end in an big hole, which forms a lake, and finally ends in the sea.... go and check the Alcoa factory in Spain, San Ciprian. Go and google Earth 43º42’03”N 7º29’19W (O alto de Lago)
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() is silver-white metal, very lightweight yet relatively strong and ductile thatit can be drawn into wires or pressed into sheets or foil. The name was derived from n, the Latin name for alum (an aluminum sulfate mineral). It is the most abundant metallic element and the third most abundant of all elements in the earth’s crust, making up 8% of the crust by weight. Aluminum does not occur in the metallic state in nature because aluminum metal reacts with water and air to form powdery oxides and hydroxides.
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its really hard to listen to it and do something else when you're forced to read text.
put some smooth posh British guys voice in it and it would be great.
Recycled is better Ask Novelis
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This was a very well done video with appropriate animations that informed without distracting. Impressed!
i not think it is good animation 88.
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