I think the actual sound of the arc furnace going full blast would have been a hell of a lot better than the music in this video. I know because I've heard them live.
@@Engineer9736 the fact that the plant is so clean should be enough evidence that this is probably one of the first pours this place has seen. After a few years that whole place will be 50 shades of rust from top to bottom.
Brand new Melt Shop this, first charge for that scrap basket i'd say... I'm a Melter on an EAF, our new Melt Shop looked like this back 12 years ago when we first started production. The shop doesn't look this good for long lol...
Amazing how clean this mill was, seemed brand new and looked like they were melting practically outside with no bag house system. Then I pressed the drop down arrow for more information and seen this a facility iran, that explains it, there's probably no carbon emissions laws there. Just a small inkling from working in a melt shop.
I believe that the rods must be in contact with the metal in the bottom of the furnace. When lowered and fully arcing the rods bounce due to the magnitude of the voltage as it vaporizes the metal directly below the rods. It is literally the force of lightning as it heats up and melts the metal in the furnace.
This epic-sounding music definitely corresponds with what's going on in this video. Does anyone know what this music is, or where it's from, a movie, etc.? It's definitely dangerous work that can be life-changing in a heart-beat. Thanks for posting.
It's Black Blade by Two Steps From Hell, an American music production company. They make a ton of music for stuff like trailers and that sort of thing. Black Bade was originally in the Mass Effect 3 trailer: ua-cam.com/video/eBktyyaV9LY/v-deo.html
To Metacollin: Thank you SOOO much for replying to my question. I looked it up and found them and this piece. I really appreciate it. Thanks again for the info. Take care now.
So on the Electrode arms and Furnace, is it the USA pronunciation: Fu*ks, or the European/ Scottish pronunciation: Foocks? You better melt you Fu*ks or You better melt you Fooks?🇺🇲🏴🤷♂️
People really need to get their dirtiest-minded friend, and run their logo/name past them to check for innuendos or similarities before producing or naming a machine/product. If your last name is Fucns, first off, my condolences for your misfortune, and second maybe call your business.... I dont know... Metal Inc or something. Not "Fuckins"
Although it would be pretty awesome to work with a Scott who said "The Fookin machine" every time he/she referred to it in their most awesome accent ever.
I think the actual sound of the arc furnace going full blast would have been a hell of a lot better than the music in this video. I know because I've heard them live.
Oh, but it was amaaaaazing! The music was so hilariously dramatic! XD
Agree on the actual noise- i love it
@@Erhannis 2:34 was EPIC!!
@@tobylou8 Hahaha, agreed
link me to such a video.
Yes,the words on the electrode holders really describes what they do to the EAF's contents!
it says "fox"
This was probably the first pouring of the company. There are a lot of observers that probably knew nothing about the process.
That’s a lot of assumption-stacking.
@@Engineer9736 the fact that the plant is so clean should be enough evidence that this is probably one of the first pours this place has seen. After a few years that whole place will be 50 shades of rust from top to bottom.
White hats & salesmen
New toy 🧸! Now, who read the directions?👷🤷♂️ IDK, the Furnace says Fuc*s and it works 😀
@@jeremielavigne5103 absolutely.
Brand new Melt Shop this, first charge for that scrap basket i'd say... I'm a Melter on an EAF, our new Melt Shop looked like this back 12 years ago when we first started production. The shop doesn't look this good for long lol...
Exactly my thoughts, too.
It's good to see a company give a FUCH about what it does..
Amazing how clean this mill was, seemed brand new and looked like they were melting practically outside with no bag house system. Then I pressed the drop down arrow for more information and seen this a facility iran, that explains it, there's probably no carbon emissions laws there. Just a small inkling from working in a melt shop.
Um....am I the only one who notices that at 0:59 the arm holding the electrode is branded "FUCKS"
😂
It's "Fuchs", I guess.
@@gustavoturm ah ... I see, though that H looks too close to a K given its placement.
Largest elecrodes?
Three rods of lighting to power that fast cooker.
that is graphite electrode
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By far the cleanest steel plant I have ever seen. Electric Arc furnaces are so bonkers!
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Why do the rods move up and down? To keep the arc?
I believe that the rods must be in contact with the metal in the bottom of the furnace. When lowered and fully arcing the rods bounce due to the magnitude of the voltage as it vaporizes the metal directly below the rods. It is literally the force of lightning as it heats up and melts the metal in the furnace.
The heads are on regulators (auto mode if you will) at least that's why they go up and down on the arc furnace I run lol
Well apparently the Rods contain something to make Plasma
With just a couple of volts
@@allenbryantalvarez4567 Hahaha (31.5 years in a steel mill)
Adjusts to the melt
I worked for FUCHS 20 years.
This epic-sounding music definitely corresponds with what's going on in this video. Does anyone know what this music is, or where it's from, a movie, etc.? It's definitely dangerous work that can be life-changing in a heart-beat. Thanks for posting.
It's Black Blade by Two Steps From Hell, an American music production company. They make a ton of music for stuff like trailers and that sort of thing. Black Bade was originally in the Mass Effect 3 trailer: ua-cam.com/video/eBktyyaV9LY/v-deo.html
To Metacollin: Thank you SOOO much for replying to my question. I looked it up and found them and this piece. I really appreciate it. Thanks again for the info. Take care now.
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I would rather hear the dramatic sound of the furnace!
3:20 Wow, working in there must be about as good for your lungs as smoking several packs a day... :-o
So on the Electrode arms and Furnace, is it the USA pronunciation: Fu*ks, or the European/ Scottish pronunciation: Foocks? You better melt you Fu*ks or You better melt you Fooks?🇺🇲🏴🤷♂️
No LF there?
No continous flow?
We heave work also with the firm Fuchs, and at the and we heave 100-110 t in 45-50 minutes.
Imagine the electricity bill
Gotta be cheaper than natural gas, I'd imagine
@@John_Stabeezi yeah, you're not kidding. What's up with that?
awesome music
Terrifying, but cool.Also needed to double take at 0:37 at the brand name. XD
For fuchs sake
Pronounced few-chs
Excellent
Do this video over without the crappy music. Let the arc furnace supply the soundtrack!
Awesome compile..
He ran
You ran
I ran
Super vedio and excellent back ground music
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Appears to be about 50,000 furance
What's with the dramatic music ??? Its just an EAF... lol
Music and singing is much too loud.
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Sheet music, original arc sound is better than
Exactly
People really need to get their dirtiest-minded friend, and run their logo/name past them to check for innuendos or similarities before producing or naming a machine/product. If your last name is Fucns, first off, my condolences for your misfortune, and second maybe call your business.... I dont know... Metal Inc or something. Not "Fuckins"
Although it would be pretty awesome to work with a Scott who said "The Fookin machine" every time he/she referred to it in their most awesome accent ever.
Ruined by stupid music as usaual