Incredible Scale! Making Massive I Beams from Scrap Metal
Автор: Manufactured
Загружено: 2026-01-17
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Headline: Witness the incredible scale of Japanese steel manufacturing! See how rusty scrap metal is melted down and transformed into massive I-Beams used in skyscrapers and bridges. 🏗️🔥
Main Body: Inside a high-tech steel mill in Japan, the process begins with the Electric Arc Furnace (EAF). Watch as tons of scrap metal are charged, melted at over 1600°C, and cast into solid steel. The most satisfying part? Seeing the glowing red steel pass through the massive rolling mills to form perfect H-beams and I-beams.
Video Highlights:
Scrap Charging: Dropping tons of recycled metal into the furnace.
The Melt: Electric Arcs turning scrap into liquid lava.
Continuous Casting: Creating the initial "Dog Bone" shape.
Universal Rolling: The mesmerizing process of shaping the flanges and web.
Cooling Bed: Watching the massive beams cool down and turn grey.
This is the ultimate example of heavy industry and recycling at a massive scale!
👇 Tell us in the comments: What was more satisfying to watch: the melting process or the rolling mill?
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