I worked 12 years doing this kind of stuff. Except the equipment in our mill looked like it came out of the 1930s. Amazing that we could still make quality product with it.
@@iuliandragomir1 yeah it was made in italy. Disassembled and shipped to decatur alabama. Reassembled in a plant on the river. I reassembled it and built it again
We used to have the capacity and the machinery to do this but it was cheaper to import and asset strip the company everyone is a winner.The end we even have to import tin cans now we don’t have the know how or the technology anymore.🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴😊
Where does the massive amount of electricity come from to power this operation? I thought because of the western drought electricity was becoming scarce.
This isn't in the US and most mills (of really any type) are usually located around base load power stations, if they don't have their own power station on site for the largest ones to help with peaking demand.
It's good you put up the text for me to read, I wasn't actually interested in seeing what was going on. Glad it wasn't narrated which would have forced me to watch.
Unless your steel mill is located on some mighty river with a power plant running off the river, those electric arc furnaces, although terrific require LOTS of juice to run, making LOTS of co2.
Video jumps around way to much. waste of time. you could throw in pictures from a McDonalds bathroom and toilets at a truck stop and nobody would know. Great topic if you actually SHOWED something in order or the actual process. I think in one scene they were making cookies?
why is so relaxing and satisfying watch this kind of stuff?
It's called asmr. It's a real thing. Look it up. It's a natural high.
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I worked 12 years doing this kind of stuff. Except the equipment in our mill looked like it came out of the 1930s. Amazing that we could still make quality product with it.
So... where do you install a hydroelectric magnetosphere regulator?
9:50 i built one of those presses but it was a different company. Extral technologies in italy
Maybe you mounted it. In terms of construction, I don't really think you could
@@iuliandragomir1 yeah it was made in italy. Disassembled and shipped to decatur alabama. Reassembled in a plant on the river. I reassembled it and built it again
We used to have the capacity and the machinery to do this but it was cheaper to import and asset strip the company everyone is a winner.The end we even have to import tin cans now we don’t have the know how or the technology anymore.🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴😊
Machinery courtesy of Danieli from Buttrio, Friuli, Italy
Where does the massive amount of electricity come from to power this operation? I thought because of the western drought electricity was becoming scarce.
This isn't in the US and most mills (of really any type) are usually located around base load power stations, if they don't have their own power station on site for the largest ones to help with peaking demand.
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It's good you put up the text for me to read, I wasn't actually interested in seeing what was going on. Glad it wasn't narrated which would have forced me to watch.
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And it was impossible to replace the vile sound with some kind of industrial melody?
PROBABLY A LOT OF CHILEAN COPPER.
So less plant food...
Unless your steel mill is located on some mighty river with a power plant running off the river, those electric arc furnaces, although terrific require LOTS of juice to run, making LOTS of co2.
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What the hell's with the continual 2-second cut-shots?!? This is unwatchable.
this video is all over the place. nice try
So mann heat waste
Do you have any suggestion?
The editing is too frantic to watch. Thumbs down, sorry.
Video jumps around way to much. waste of time. you could throw in pictures from a McDonalds bathroom and toilets at a truck stop and nobody would know. Great topic if you actually SHOWED something in order or the actual process. I think in one scene they were making cookies?
자동화를 많이 설치했는데...
좀....
이상하다.