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==India== | |||
Holy shit! Highly skilled, very dangerous work in Asia - you can get wrapped in rebar easily. Starts with rough squarish billet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G034cOM2th8 | Holy shit! Highly skilled, very dangerous work in Asia - you can get wrapped in rebar easily. Starts with rough squarish billet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G034cOM2th8 | ||
The billets are produced on site with melt to crucible to vibrating water-cooled copper letting the melted steel out. | The billets are produced on site with melt to crucible to vibrating water-cooled copper letting the melted steel out. | ||
==Korea Larger Mill== | |||
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H8Gdr0nqYU | |||
*Billet, cut to smaller chunks. Square rolled, cut again into smaller chunks. Then the round rolling. Cut again, as strands are quite long. | |||
=OSE Notes= | |||
*3" billet is about 25lb/ft [https://www.onlinemetals.com/en/weight-calculator] | |||
*6" piece gives about 1 stick of 20' of rebar | |||
*Roll 6" back and forth, each time clamping down on the diameter - flat rolling with 2 sets of rollers at right angles to each other - can take the billet and continuously stretch it out. Interchangeable rollers can produce shaft at any diameter, starting with 3" and down to any desired size including wire. | |||
=Steel Recycling= | =Steel Recycling= | ||
Latest revision as of 04:12, 22 July 2024
Rebar
India
Holy shit! Highly skilled, very dangerous work in Asia - you can get wrapped in rebar easily. Starts with rough squarish billet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G034cOM2th8
The billets are produced on site with melt to crucible to vibrating water-cooled copper letting the melted steel out.
Korea Larger Mill
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H8Gdr0nqYU
- Billet, cut to smaller chunks. Square rolled, cut again into smaller chunks. Then the round rolling. Cut again, as strands are quite long.
OSE Notes
- 3" billet is about 25lb/ft [1]
- 6" piece gives about 1 stick of 20' of rebar
- Roll 6" back and forth, each time clamping down on the diameter - flat rolling with 2 sets of rollers at right angles to each other - can take the billet and continuously stretch it out. Interchangeable rollers can produce shaft at any diameter, starting with 3" and down to any desired size including wire.
Steel Recycling
- Here is a recycling plant making flat plates by hand [2]