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- This rolling mill produce rebar 8mm to 36mm with 12 meter. The input billets 150x150 x 12 meter .Annual capacity is 500000ton.We also produce Morgan rolling ,block mill for wire rod. More detail technology or enquiry pls check: www.semcgroup.com Email: sehm@vip.163.com ,Mp:+86-13661649038
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Thanks for not going over the original sound with music!
Most under rated comment ever!
Thank you for respecting the quality of the video without getting rid of the immersible sounds
What a nice, quiet place to work, full of tranquil sounds. Surely no hazards in the workplace environment. I'm glad somebody does this work, because I build with rebar. Way to go, guys.
All OSHA compliant guards were in place and no workers were harmed in the making of this video. We do however have one employee missing and we chalked up his absence to being on vacation.
Once I toured a rolling mill and asked the question "how do they keep the steel red hot while it goes through all those rollers?" I was surprised to find out that due to friction and compression the bar actually comes out of the roller hotter than it goes in. In fact they have to work hard to keep it from becoming TOO hot.
cool hay
"due to friction and compression the bar actually comes out of the roller hotter than it goes in" hmmm
god bless the usa
It depends on the temperature of the bars/sheets being rolled. If you go with in with a temperature of 1200ºC it will end the rolling being colder than before no matter what. And this applies even for the temperature after which the metal starts radiating (more or less 650ºC). That affirmation is true only for cold rolling where the metal enters at a temperature of 20 to 60ºC and exits at for example 100ºC.
The real reason because the bars remain radiating is just a matter of the shape and how much time it takes for the material to cool down. You could just take an ingot of 10tons, heat it upt to 1400ºC and leave it all night cooling and it will be probably still red the next morning.
why ?..this is obviously not an american work force , is it even and american company ?
Ok guy, today is bearing maintenance day !!
Noticed the guy working on the leaking air cylinder at the end while in use without wearing safety glasses. Compressed air and compromised equipment, what could go wrong?
@@ranchero50 I'm sorry, what? I can't hear you because I never protected my ears while working next to metal being thrown around! All I hear is ringing noises!
I worked 8 years here in The Netherlands for a maintanance firm and we did a lot of work for the Tata steel plant in Ijmuiden(before Corus). Especially the rolling mill( WarmBand 2) where the thick slabs are rolled out to rolls of 40 ton car metal etc. looks the same as on this movie. Only darker and dirtier and the plant in Holland is 50x bigger. Much like this: th-cam.com/video/13dUL9OQFvw/w-d-xo.html This is all small thin stuff but the process is very similar. Only no people along the tracks because the heat would set your face on fire...If the rollers on the track (3 tons each) had to be replaced with a turn around overhaul you were standing knee deep in grease and dirt and while trying to cut the bearing cap nuts in that same grease pile setting it all ablaze. All that spilled grease comes from leaking grease lines to the roller bearings on the track. And there's hundreds of them... Grease,water,raw steel and intense heat always create these kind of conditions in every steel mill.
Ouch!
I worked at the Fernauld rolling mill safe shut down. It made depleted uranium rods. It's interesting how similar 🤔 the rolling mills are. All except for starting out with pucks instead of square stock and molten salt furnaces. That kept the uranium from catching on fire 🔥. It's a pretty similar process.
The flying scissors is great!
Nice to see everyone has eye and ear protection; steel toe shoes and gloves. Excellent.
nice to see everyone has coronavirus!
@@bobmarley5811 yeah, well, i mean, the country with the most coronas is the USA because we're so stupid, so your point is a little dull, but yeah, if you think this plant is in the USA, you pretty stupid.
this is like an episode of "How it's made" only you have no idea what is actually being made..
Well...I suggest you read video descriptions some more..."This rolling mill produce rebar 8mm to 36mm with 12 meter"....
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Ki Dil banana pati ka karkhana local giridih jila ka karkhana local
so....
the same 9 minute vid got edited together to make an 18:something video?
or does anythign happen in the second part, that makes it worth watching after watching the first half?
They see me rollin'...
Trying to catch me white and nerdy
the title is misleading, but the description makes up for it. overall, a great video!
Goodness, feels like I need hearing protection just watching from home!
i just turned it down when i read ur comment and realized how loud it was lol
my exact thought, but the workers are not even wearing one :(
@ANONYMOUS BRITAIN lmao
Scary as hell seeing those metal bars travel at a high speed!
Gets even better half way through
Steel so nice we rolled it twice
now that has to be the biggest baddest pasta maker on the planet... steel noodles must take a long boil to get to "Al dente"
not if you boil them in that furnace at start
ludditeneaderthal
Reminds me that I was in the factory in 1990 , the mini rolling mill in Bekasi , Indonesia .
Hopefully the production goes smoothly and everythings goes smoothly ,
Man, those universals on the roller shafts are BEEEFFFYYYY! Good health and freedom to all that earn their pay the hard way!
@Eff yore Feelings If it's a ford; they'd still break...:)...
Good
I'm a welder fabricator for almost 20 years, and I'm authorised to order our materials when it comes to the quality and performance of the steel I choose HS steel (hyundai) the best, Chinese steel is weak and low carbon content
So fucking what?n
Very nice to see the steel company
crazy how there is no guards or covers over any of the chain an sprockets on the rollers. wouldnt take much to get pulled in an minced up.
I never see a new steel factory. With modern equipment. They're old grease duty and a lot contamination. For the environment. It's what I can see so far.
tolles werk
Cool video thanks for sharing
nice working shoes like sandalz
sanayiniz mükemmel kutlarım
Very cool. Reminds me of the good old days.
Welcome to the machine ...
This video shows why China needs so much steel? Very impressive.
Interesting video. Although I do not understand why, starting at 10:10 they repeat the video again. Must have been edited by the department of redundancy department.
This is how the factory doubles the output.
@@adamabele785 lol
This is amazing, who the hell figured all these machines out
the u.s.a
I did.
Germany, mostly.
@@ilovetheusa934 you just want to grab credit. Europe did ignited the industrial revolution, british did it
So many people commenting assume this was shot in the US. After watching it I highly doubt this was filmed in the US or that the products shown being made are intended for shipment to US markets. People need to remember that people all over the planet upload to youtube, including their own local manufacture for local consumption.
I can smell the steam off the mill water just watching this.
No machine guarding anywere. Must have a great safety record. Makes me thankful for the people before me who fought for better working conditions. Still an interesting video
Liar
Which is why we have no real jobs. That, combined with lobiests, epa, ECT ECT. Why do you think fast food workers are crying to 15, even though they must know that type of work is not worth 15 bucks an hour
Johan Douche. Clearly you have never held a real mans job.........
Guarding is to keep the moving bits from flying too far when they come unglued. Personal safety starts and ends with the people who are doing the job. Can't guard against stupid beyond avoiding them.
Yep, fought themselves right out of a job.
i wonder if any of the worlds alloy supply is still pure or up to regulations regarding different alloy specs with china producing most of it. chinesium
It's horrifying the way those workers move around the unguarded equipment. Those drive chains couldn't be any more slack.
Ever heard the phrase 'never put your fingers anywhere you wouldn't put your dick'?
3:30
>mfw I see a cool video in my suggestions
How much power do they consume?
Note to self: Do not arm wrestle the machine at 4:31
Qual cera o comprimento de uma barra dessas
Dear , i am looking for a tool used for bar counting and it can be handling.
Do you know the name of it please !!!!
just name it as laser scanner bar
Harbor freight Steele it even smells like harbor freight
When we recycle metal and steel we think we are doing a good deed but what really happens is that it gets ground up and flipped into a ship headed for china for a lot less than we should be getting since it costs a lot to get it smelters down.aluminum is called solid electricity within the industry because it take more electricity to make it than you would pay for the finished aluminum bar.
From what you see from worker's appearance, what do you think of the safety conditions in this plant?
U are wright with the hard hats, also they dont wear safety glasses, no safety iron nets anywere, some of them had no gloves on. No safety signs.
Bump caps or no head gear at all, no hearing protection, no safety glasses. No gloves. No spindle guarding. No looper cages. At the end of the bundling and strapping process the overhead crane takes the bundle over the workers! Wow!
The exposed drive chains grabbed my attention right away. Slips and falls do happen when workers run to avoid a cobble. A worker falling into those chains is going to lose an arm. Swing up open mesh covers chain covers allow for easy diagnosis and instant access to those chains when needed. Cheap, and easy to install but can easily pay for themselves in injury free days.
100% better than India. Hell, they had shoes on.
It none of my business, it isn’t in my ountry
Looks like Korean steel producer?
Hot Dam! 🤖
Manuel Branco that’s one hot French fri
I can't hear anything over the sound of how absolutely fucking metal this is.
Why is there two videos of the same thing? The video finishes and starts again?
Welcome to the Quantum loop.
1:31 no legs
Haha i thought the same thing but his legs are hidden behind a steel plate
If not an optical illusion, might have been a work related injury. These slabs of steel weigh tons, so losing your limbs in an accident won't be a surprise. You will be crushed like a bug.
500000 ton par day ya monthly eyarliy he plzz ripalay 👈👈👈💖💖💖🙏🙏
Welcome to the machine
Making pasta for Chuck Norris
Cooling floor（冷却床）～日本鋼管（JFE)。
រោងចក្រនេះនៅ អែណាដែរបង?
The sound of industrial power
@3.10, All that machinery and they have a guy in the middle of it cutting the bars to length with a hand held oxy torch!!
Actually, it's remarkable to see just how much in it is done manually.
good video
big machines are nice
Nice video,
Hei, robin
crazy insane lack of safety...
I was an Engineer for Talley Metals.. not the way we did it.
Butch Davis my thoughts exactly. Not even simple chain guards installed anywhere
I buy some chinese steel but always wrong size!! I buy the round bar, I got oval bar.
I buy 5mm thick, I get 4.5mm thick!! I think its OK for concrete rebar, size doesnt matter.
great
减速机和轧机是不是金泉或者田丰机械公司的
I love seeing how my phone was made!
7:27 is this the beginning of making sewing needles. Don’t worry, I just turned off!
Very good
video starts over at blue screen
this is one of the very safe machinew with all those unencapsulated moving mechanical pieces
It is not safe at all!
TAIWAN NUMBER ONE
17:40 they lifting that over his head? Lol
It's his job to see if it drops.
A little commentary would be nice
10:10 made me shit my pants for a sec
What you cant see is the heat ,it must be a hot sob
5000000000000000ton
Tani
Fade ดูชนเผ่า
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Nice operational parts
Size of mill ...infrm
السلام وعليكم من فضلك كم سعر الخط كامل بتع 500000ط
Cool! Watch em make those sexy hot rolls . . . nice hot rods . . . (sorry I think I've had too much beer)
Metals are definitely my favorite materials to work with!
lmao crazy, no guarding around anything. Wonder if they have to get hot work permits haha
* In Soviet russia, hot work permits you*
Safety first :D
Nice
Wee Bahh
surely that's not enough PPE ?
Mashallah
a comma in your title would help
this is why youtube was created
smile @ 13:05
Lol well spotted!
no ear protection ? wth
Thank,s tata steel it biggest lucky it eye any for tata steel
Saya jg prnah krja di bagian roling
Sangat panas Dan berisik !
smiley face at 3:30
How it’s made: Chinesium.
I have a Chinese lathe and milling machine. They do what they are designed to do and are cheaper than American made by a long way. You can laugh at these guys but they are making steel and selling it around the world. So watch out.
Knew it had to be China, as there was no safety equipment seen anywhere in the video. They are working with heavy steel with soft shoes, no glasses, some hats.
Safety 3rd
This place is a safety nightmare! The lack of PPE and machine guarding alone is astonishing. OSHA would shut this place down.
Lohe ka pata kaise banate h
Looks like a dangerous environment to work in.
God damn, I though I worked in a loud ass factory. This shit can't be below like 170 decibels
Where is it?