This Is How Factories Recycle Billions Of Tons Of Aluminum. Copper Extrusion Press Machine
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2023
- This Is How Factories Recycle Billions Of Tons Of Aluminum. Copper Extrusion Press Machine
0:01. Aluminum recycling process
5:42. Extrusion press Al Taiseer
9:24. Aluminum melting
10:52. Aluminum tandem cold mill
15:35. Copper Extrusion Press
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Recycle Aluminum into Aluminium. Now that would be a feat.
The X-ray classifier changed the recycling industry the way the cotton gin changed the textile industry.
Fascinating how they sort the different alloys. I'd always assumed it all ended up melted into a lower grade muddy mix allow or was added at smaller percentage to economise use of raw materials. Our local scrap yard separates wheel rims ( about 20% magnesium ) but all the rest goes into the same bin.
Optical sorters are amazing. Have 2 at my Facility and they are flawless capturing materials, ridiculously accurate and have so many options, 100 or so of materials you pin point specifically.
Cool!
Ahh yes. The text to speech videos...
Its worse than that, the producer simply transcribed a German government ad for their new recycling capability!
I speak 'Merican. It's a-LUM-i-num.
Based on the title I was not expecting to watch a commercial/pitch for SMS Group. It was fascinating nonetheless. So when I'm ordering T-Slot aluminum extrusions for my 3D printers and such, this is how they're made?
This guy goes from ALUMINIUM to ALUMINUM real quick. Somebody must have reached thru the screen and slapped him.
Its a robot reading a script, blame the writer
Aluminium comes from the same fools that use "torch". Same goes for "boot" and bonnet. Hell they can't even drive on the correct side of a road.
Gotta love non-human narrators.
One of my friends developed the very first optical sorter using a 286 processor. Was used to sort potatoes. Used a fourier transform.
What did you do with the FT ? Convolute a sack of potatoes with frequency domain representation of a rectangular grid to make french fries?
Dialog is clearly computer generated
@@christianzazzali2720 what "dialogue", why don't you quote something so we know what you are talking about?
@@tuberroot1112 Folded the image of the potato in half with the FT.
That was difficult, in the day. Your friend was a pioneer!
Ok, every time he says "subsequently" everyone has to take a shot of tequila.... 😂
Very interesting docu !!! And, by the way; thanks for not adding any stupid background music!!!
No, just a stupid artificial voice
So complex, all varieties of aluminum. Technologies sure helps in all of this.
Have you any idea about meaning billions of tons ?
Well, the voiceover did say 36,000 tons per year, so only about 17,776 more years to get to 1B tons. 🤔
@@mgmcd1 😂😂
Yea billions of tons ,is that what you are looking for?
"Factories " Multiple, world wide.
@@joshwilliams9248 Still not good enough. Entire wolrd production of aluminium ever, in all history, is less than 2 billion tons...
I worked at hydro for 5 years on the extrusion side. Great company. Our management sucked at our plant though
I do their cameras in phx
It happens.
Sorry at this point I cannot listen to a robot bye
I thought I was the only one annoyed by this . . . 😂😂😂
Yeah, same here. It's just lazy film making 🤬
@@retrogamesrevived1189 👍I like watching all kinds of tech videos, but the robot narrative was absolutely annoying.
Yall gotta stop being whiny bitches, at least this video is informative
It’s really not that bad.
That’s great! Now build something that can recycle the plastics that we put in landfills.
We already recycle plastics.
It'd be great if they could build a machine that has a huge funnel at the top, you drop trash/waste into it, and then pure atoms fall out the bottom into their respective buckets...Carbon atom bucket, aluminum atom bucket, copper atom bucket, etc.
@@JerryDLTN: It may take quite some time, but it will happen.
@@JerryDLTN That would be less than optimal for certain things, such as the mentioned plastic or glass. Instead of recyclable glass you'd get things like sodium metal and oxygen gas.
Was this a vid for recycling aluminum or a commercial for sms?
Both.
I cannot comprehend what the person with the clip board in the very first shot is doing "Yep.. Thar's a load of broken aluminum.." *Draws stick person on clip-board
At 9 minutes it turns into a marketing video.
Take a shot every time he says 'SMS Group'
Can you just imagine how much we wasted into the landfills and in wars.
Hopefully when the Recycling Industry in NA gets some real backing, they can then go and dig up all those landfills and reclaim all that waste. It just sits there waiting... :)!
Narration by Al U. Minium.
I think it will help the global environment.
Not understanding why NY state can return soda cans but Ontario CA can not please explain this to me
Hey bro California cash value they charge you 10 and you get a penny don’t tell me about freaking Ontario and you know what shove those cans down Cheetos throat that bastard son of Fidel Castro
Be thankful that there's free raw materials just laying by the roadside. One day we can mine the dumps.
Two different countries Terry
Indeed, today's landfills are tomorrows metal mines.
What we have here folks is a 19 minute commercial for SMS group. Enjoy.
👍😊
REALLY great educational video, what’s up with the robot voice? You on a wanted list somewhere?
Funny thing is most major USA companies all buy their steel, aluminum and whatever else from china because it’s still cheaper than us companies who recycle, most of the metals are shredded and sent to China.
I had trouble finding any kind of logical flow in this video.
27 mega newtons is 2.3 trillion centemeters a second from what i could learn from google. WOW
Just as exagerated as the "bilions of tons of aluminum" claim. Video is a load of garbage!
Those aren’t the same kind of units. Newtons are a unit of force, not velocity.
Force is [mass] [distance] [time]^-2
@@drdca8263 I understand what you mean. Would it calculate the same if the the objects weight was traveling at this speed? Maybe i didn't google it right.
@@flippensweet3 if you apply a net force F to an object with mass m for an amount of time t, this will cause a change of velocity of F * t/m (provided that the speeds involved aren’t anywhere close to the speed of light)
English;
A - lu - mi - num
Americans after they recycled the pronunciation of Al;
A - loo - men - pnume
XD
Actually Americans say aluminum
Shocking
Is this process being shown from a plant in the USA? Mr. Robot ?
The TTS narration tells you were the plants were located.
No USA plants were harmed during the making of this video.
I think all of the Japanese signage should answer that.
No this is Japan.
Isn't it funny how we pay the same price for recycled aluminum, even though it is objectively much easier to process than raw ore.
Sounds like one of my college professors.
Human machine interface masks. Metallurgical micro structural adjustment. Fun word strings
Channel now not recommended due to computer voice.
This is the longest SMS advertisement.
Yeah, it's a sales brochure.
I've got my checkbook out and I'm ready to buy one of these giant mills... but nowhere do they mention who makes them!!!
Marketing fail. 😅
We recycle more than two metric ton of discarded single use plastics bags and turn them into synthetic rubber sheets for local footwear businesses. Yearly more than 500 metric ton of plastic bags are recycled.
Are you an engineer?
@@cattnipp no. but we have a chemist who have this expertise.
@@KSRubberIndustries OK I guess a chemist counts too.
What is the difference between aloomanim and aluminium?
Misinformation for profit via RUclips videos, a common occurrence these days.
It's free
So, what is this misinformation you speak of?
this how they do it, 95% dont......goes straight in the bin
Remember when America use to do this kind of manufacturing? Ya me either. What a shame.
Yeah, before nixon
I worked at kaiser aluminum, 4 casting units ,we produced 500000lbs in 8 hr.shift.good job but unbearably hot
The narrator just grabs hold of that "SMS Group™" sausage and never ever spits it out, yikes.
Billions? A billion is 1,000 million. You do realise that ? The current production of aluminium globally is about 70 million, so a billion is around 14 years of production at current levels. Less than half of the production rate is recycled globally, so around 30 million tons. Nothing like a billion or billions.
Not much re-cycle aluminum out there anymore
Has society degraded so far that human narrators are no longer among us?
Aloominummmm
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billions of tons? really? I think millions of tons
emissions at the factory must be sky-high and pose a threat to the people. There are factories that have to find a green solution
al u men ee um
this video is written and read by ai
that editor needs a slap.... jumping back and forth between steps, not once i can fully see what is happening during that step/process
Why don’t they use magnets to pick up the aluminum? 😊
They do sort using magnets but it then has to be sized to filter out the undesired contaminated alloys that are not suitable for the process. It's explained in the video.
@@DarkVoidIII cool, when I was a kid we used a big magnet and a clothesline to fish beer cans out of a creek.
Aluminum isn’t ferromagnetic?
... though, I’m confused as to why magnets would have stuck to those beer cans? Maybe beer cans used to have a fair bit of iron in them? Idk
@@drdca8263 steel cans 😀
Aluminum is not magnetic. If your can is attracted to a magnet, then it's a *steel* can. (Steel cans coated with tin are commonly called "tin cans.")
Billions of tons?
This is an advertisement for SMF group, all pictures are obviously not taken non the USA. Plus it's a autonomous voice which drives me nuts.
Billions of tons? A ton is 2000 pounds. Just one billion tons is 2 trillion pounds.
Actual numbers: 30 millions ton annually.
Channel not recommended due to misinformation.
Only watched half of this video. The synthetic voice used for narration is just too difficult to listen to.
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Love how this video is stealing a video from an actual recycling company. Wonder if it got claimed?
Homo-genius geometry..... Amazing !
geneous
@@drdca8263 (BTW it's homoGENOUS) Listen to the robot voice at the 2:10 mark as it says homo-genius.
@@sferg9582 sure but like,
wouldn’t what is being said be “homo-geneous” (rather than “homo-genius”) even though it should be “homogenous”?
Now hold on. If the surfactants don’t align with panometric fan coupling of power being generated by the relative motion of conductors and fluxes produced by the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance how can the machine base plate of pre-famulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing operate in such a way that the two spurving bearings in a direct line with the panametric fan. Simply put, if six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft with side fumbling effectively prevented
the main winding was of the normal lotus-o-delta type placed in panendermic semi-boloid slots of the stator, every seventh conductor being connected by a non-reversible tremie pipe to the differential girdle spring on the “up” end of the grammeters
No, they don’t.
My thought exactly
Well, that's a mouth full.
Isn't "extrusion press" an oxymoron ?
In order to stop complaints about what goes where, I now throw everything in the landfill.
Problem solved. The culture around recycling has become militant and outright unpleasant. I am not playing.
There’s no such thing as a “Circular Flow” economy.
For those unfamiliar with the term, a “Circular Flow” economy is the idea that governments all over the world must subscribe to a centralized trading-platform which ensures that the people in every country receive the same amount of food.
So if Nigeria’s rapidly expanding population “needs” more food, then the circular flow economy is legally obligated to buy their oil, even if nobody wants it. And America is legally obligated to pay for the unwanted Nigerian oil with Kentucky Corn.
This preposterous arrangement which rewards global population growth is euphemistically called “Circular Flow Managed Trade”. That’s why America is forced to buy coffee from South America. We can grow all the coffee we want in Florida. It’s “managed trade” which has bankrupted our country.
We need to be honest: Billions of excess people are going to starve to death, so the sooner that we get the communists out of Washington, the sooner that we can save the Earth.
Without a “circular-flow” economy that rewards evil.
During the great die-off, we’ll have to disconnect the mobile phones, the cable T.V. and the internet. It’s the only way.
Annoying commercial! 😎
I can't listen to that computer generated voice, gives me the creeps.
Now we all know this is fake
I hate videos with computer voices
WHY THE ROBOT VOICE??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
I hate AI narrators....
Just one lie after another after another! Why can't you give us the facts?
When a Russian trollbot lands in the wrong thread.
@michaellindsey1543: What facts are you looking for????
"Billions of tones of aluminium"? Seriously? The entire world production of aluminium EVER, throughout recorded history, is only about 1.5 billion tons. So there's not way that this factory recycles "bilions of tons of aluminum". After that glaring error in the title, I didn't even bother watching.
Jeez...AI narration. Hate it.
Nothing more than a glorified advert .
How come he gives ALL measurements in metric, which NOT used in America, but refers to the metal as 'aluminum' which is a spelling/pronunciation almost exclusively by Americans. one or the other would be nice.
The bot changes to the term „Aluminium“ later on in the video
Because the original video was in german from Germany. If they were considering the effort of translating everything, they also had used a real human narrator. But because of budget limitations - no.
If you are going to use metric measurements, can you at least convert them as well? I have no concept as to 1300 cm, but 511 inches means something.
Google shows that 1 inch equals 2.54 cm. Any search engine could tell you that.
Get with the rest of the world and go metric you heathen.😀
1300cm is not a metric expression, because it is like saying 1,300 x 0.1 metres. 1,300cm is thus 13,000mm or 13m. 511 inches means nothing to me even though I grew up with imperial. But as you converted the 13m to inches, it seems it was not so difficult. If you think of a metre as just over a yard, you cannot go too wrong, but maybe you only think in inches ? Then I wonder how the speedometer of your car looks !
Of course, three dusty dudes in a corrugated shed do the same thing in Pakistan... 😂
There is no such thing as Aluminum...it is Aluminium, google it, if you want to educate start by getting the facts right.
That's how we've always pronounced it in the U.S....
And we spell it the same way.
@@frankpitochelli6786 that's because Yanks are stupid and lazy, too lazy to put the letter "u" in a lot of words and too stupid to fix that glaring error.
Educate yourself Via Google? You're Great...
Yes! Finally. Thanks for making that comment. I was about to do the same, but you beat me to it.
It's "lunimum". As in "beat a body down with a lunimum bat".
All I hear is blah blah blah
And what it "aluminum?" Its ALUMINIUM with an i
No, it is aluminium WithOut an "i".
They are synonyms.
There is a propaganda tone to this
tts narration is cringe
Too bad you didn't have the funds to hire a human for your narration.
Less of a video of the aluminum recycling process and more of an environmental commercial touting the crazy German gubmn’t patting themselves on the back. 🙄
The second I heard that robotic voice I’m immediately clicking off this video.
Alliminimum is correctly pronounced aluminum dude. Speak English, not butt cheek.
And that, from an asshole!
this AI voiceover is annoying 😢😢😢😢
homogenous
[ huh-moj-uh-nuhs]... It's difficult to be scientifically credible when you can't pronounce relevant words, adding an extra syllable and letter takes you into "ignorant". This video appears to make the recycling process more difficult than processing raw ore and then alloying it to the desired grade of aluminum. If that is the goal, then the pretense of being environmentally better is evident. I love the business of taking processed material and reusing it, pretending that it's "green" is a deception. There is nothing about the manufacturing of the equipment used to recycle aluminum that can be considered safer than any other process. Kinda like EV's, once you educate yourself on the incredible toxicity of building, disposing them, plus the illusion of electricity being "clean" energy (relative to the power plant) you find yourself going from ignorant to educated, then pretending you didn't see any of that, going directly to stupid. Your choice, until they throw the power switch.
Making aluminium from ore uses electricity and carbon electrodes. Thus giving off carbondioxide just by burning down the electrodes in the process. One can't just smelt Bauxit and get aluminium. It is as involved as the recycling. Have you even processed the given video and understood what is really going on in the sorting/recycling of the alloy mixture.
we enjoy the vids quite a bit, but, we cannot stand the AI generated narrations! the wording that is 'odd' most of the time, the 'patronizing tone' and 90% of the narration is generic babbling along with filling in with words to get up to some pre programmed word count per sentence. it sucks! we turn off the sound most of the time and just watch the vid. PLEASE STOP USING AI TO GENERATE AND OR READ THE NARRATIONS! if this narration was written by a human and just read by AI, sorry. but you need to come up with way better wording.
No robot voice
Aluminum?
then why in hell do we make so much in plastic?
QUESTION: only 64.2 million metric tons was used in 2021 so where does your billions of tons come from?
maybe click bail?
It’s called Aluminium!! Not USA pidgin English !!!