The strength of steel One of the most beneficial things about steel is the fact that it has such a broad range of mechanical properties that can be achieved by different heat treatments. Such things as formability, good ductility and strength can all be obtained... Continue reading
The Bessemer Process
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From failure to success The first process used for mass producing steel is called the Bessemer Process. This process was named after Sir Henry Bessemer of England. The process evolved out of the contributions of a multitude of investigators before it could be utilized on... Continue reading
The Steel Smelting Process
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Strengthening steel When iron is mixed with carbon, you create an alloy called steel. Carbon is the most cost efficient alloying material to mix with iron, though there are many other elements that can create a multitude of other alloys. Carbon, as well as other... Continue reading
The Steel Refining Process
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The transformation of steel Steel starts out as multiple raw materials, it goes through mixing and melting processes until it finds itself in a ladle approaching a blast furnace. This furnace will convert the product into liquid steel. Steel is iron which has had most... Continue reading
Overseas Vehicle Shipping
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Getting started Traveling overseas is one thing, bringing your vehicle overseas can be quite another. This can be a very challenging task but millions of people have done it and if you have the need, you can probably accomplish it too. The process of shipping... Continue reading
How is Steel Made?
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Types of steel plants There are basically two types of plants. The integrated steel plants, also known as ISPs and the mini steel plants, also known as MSPs. Raw materials are brought into each type of plant for processing. In the ISP plants, the raw... Continue reading
What Is Used To Make Steel?
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The crude steel process In large, integrated steel plants, also known as ISPs, the raw materials used to create steel consist of iron ore lumps, sinters and pellets, coke (which is a byproduct of cooking coal) and fluxes such as limestone or dolomite. In mini... Continue reading
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