the minds that design these machines that do these amazing things are beyond awesome. they are quiet heroes and our streets and towns are generally not named after them yet they improve our lives immeasurably.
I can think of few jobs as dangerous as working with molten steel. Whatever the workers are paid, they earn every bit of it. The machinery involved in this plant is amazing. Thanks to all the skilled workers at Chuba Steel Plate Co. Ltd. who helped put together this video. Watching from North Carolina, USA
If anyone is curious, they play classical music for different things happening so everyone knows what's going on. It's the easiest way to let an entire building know when the giant pot is moving or whatever is happening.
trabaje en Japón muchos años y si Japón están avanzando en metalúrgica por si solos lo hacen todo, mientras que en Perú están esperando que alguien les enseñe así nunca podrán sobresalir por eso felicitaciones a Japón alas empresas que trabaje Isuzu Hino, y otros
You forgot to congratulate the United States for starting the renewal of the Japanese steel industry. It really was the only option they had since just about everything was flat by the end of the war.
I wonder if it's necessary to allow the steel to cool between the first cutting and the rolling phase. It seems like an inefficiency that they could reduce if they could somehow co-locate the smelter and roller.
Maybe it doesn't have to be kept hot continuously, in which case there's no reason to bother. Or maybe it's easier or cheaper to reheat it later than to keep it hot. I'm sure that the time between operations is longer than the editing makes it seem. It could be that the grinding process is required for the rolling. That can't be done when it's hot enough to be pliable.
I have a question. After the steel is melted they take a sample for analysis. If the composition turns out to be off, how to rectify the current batch?
Als ich vor einigen Jahren dienstlich ein Stahlwerk besucht habe, sagte ein "Stahlkocher" (we call steel workers "steel cooks" = "Stahlkocher"): "Wenn Du wissen willst wie es wahrscheinlich in der Hölle aussieht dann schau zum Elektro-Ofen wenn die Elektroden eintauchen!". Die Prozesse dort waren die gleichen wie sie hier gezeigt wurden ... vielen Dank 😊
Về luyện kim thì sắt thép của nhật gần như ko thua bất cứ nước nào trên thế giới,tôi mơ một ngày nào đó đất nước tôi cũng có thể học và làm theo dc như vậy,ước mơ thật xa vời,cảm thấy buồn😢
How do they know the composition of the initial scrap and subsequent metal? I mean, if the initial scrap pile has more, I don't know molybdenum or vanadium and the target steel grade needs less? What does happen then? I'm sorry if it's a stupid question, just curious.
Wonderful VLOG. While loading 53 foot plate for semi trailer frames at a Mill in Chicago, I noticed a workers shirt that stated, " if I'm running, you may want to keep up!!"
the minds that design these machines that do these amazing things are beyond awesome. they are quiet heroes and our streets and towns are generally not named after them yet they improve our lives immeasurably.
I can think of few jobs as dangerous as working with molten steel. Whatever the workers are paid, they earn every bit of it. The machinery involved in this plant is amazing. Thanks to all the skilled workers at Chuba Steel Plate Co. Ltd. who helped put together this video. Watching from North Carolina, USA
とても良い会社です。
It’s amazing how some modern processes are just REALLY BIG versions of ancient ones.
If anyone is curious, they play classical music for different things happening so everyone knows what's going on. It's the easiest way to let an entire building know when the giant pot is moving or whatever is happening.
カッコいい！ど迫力
カッコイイを超えて恐怖すら感じる迫力ですね。
重厚なBGMと相まって息が詰まりそう。
でも最後まで見ずにはいられない…。
Very hard work, but very efficient. Good luck hardworking men 👍🌹
The high voltage rods are so cool! I loved them in the other recycled metal video
To achieve such results, dedication and enthusiasm are always required first! Always be strong, men! Thank you and wish you good health!
إني اعشق الآلات الضخمة واحترم كل من صمم هذه الآلات
I'm glad we had classical music to cover the noise of the furnace.
Greetings to you, wise friend, and thank you very much for your useful and beautiful programs👏👏👏🔥🔥🌹
Quá trình sản xuất tấm thép Nhật Bản. Nhà máy thép của Nhật. Quá hiện đại..🇯🇵👍.
MA DOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 😱😱🤣🤣 SONO IMPIANTI VECCHI E SUPERATI ORMAI 😂🤣😂
職人技やハイテクな工場もいいけどたまに来る重厚長大も最高や
I smoke drugs all day long I’m 26 and never had a job from 🇺🇸
acero fabricado en japon, garantia y calidad insuperable
Not just any steel plates, a steel plate made from iron scraps should be something worthy of praise
عقل الإنسان لايقدر بثمن لقدرته بترويض الحديد الصلب بالالات العملاقة والتقنية المتطورة فتحية وإجلال له
I absolutely loved watching this video! I’m absolutely going to use this to teach people more about the process 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
minimum human technology is the big progress. classic music such background is good!
マグネットで厚板運ぶとき 運転が下手だと一番下とか下から二枚落下してしまう あとこれほとんど船に積んで造船所行きだと思う JFEや日鉄の条鋼材も種類によって造船向けが多いです
Some of the very best steel in the world....
trabaje en Japón muchos años y si Japón están avanzando en metalúrgica por si solos lo hacen todo, mientras que en Perú están esperando que alguien les enseñe así nunca podrán sobresalir por eso felicitaciones a Japón alas empresas que trabaje Isuzu Hino, y otros
You forgot to congratulate the United States for starting the renewal of the Japanese steel industry. It really was the only option they had since just about everything was flat by the end of the war.
This must have cost millions of pounds and a genius to put it all together
The attention to detail and quality is wonderful
Factories like this look terrifying to work in. I hope these men get paid enough.
A great product we all need.
Great technologies, powerful machines.
No video can do justice to the noise and fury of an arc furnace!
진정한 산업의 역군들
すげえええええええええええええええええええ
real good. Next time put the camera where the electrodes are to see how long it lasts before it melts
サンプル検査だと思ってたけど、全数検査なのね。
一時期は中国や韓国の安い鉄鋼製品に世界市場を取られてたけど、品質管理、高品質で日本製品は巻き返してますからね。
@7:22 Well this was unexpectedly charming
Terrifying process, but totally amazing.
Tận dụng tối đa phế liệu luyện thành thép. Sản xuất những tấm thép khổng lồ..🇯🇵👋.
Kiitos paljon,, 😊🇫🇮🌾
Wow, that testing press. 😮
7:24 唐突なTRUTHで草
こういう機械の音楽って誰の趣味なんだろうか...
日本躬匠精神
Great quality 👏👏👏
excellent video with perfect music
重厚長大、最高や
I wonder if it's necessary to allow the steel to cool between the first cutting and the rolling phase. It seems like an inefficiency that they could reduce if they could somehow co-locate the smelter and roller.
I honestly think they know what they are doing, and if efficiencies could be gained that easy then they would be doing it. Agree?
Maybe it doesn't have to be kept hot continuously, in which case there's no reason to bother. Or maybe it's easier or cheaper to reheat it later than to keep it hot. I'm sure that the time between operations is longer than the editing makes it seem.
It could be that the grinding process is required for the rolling. That can't be done when it's hot enough to be pliable.
The result of patience and determination ❤
Нам бы в Россию купить такой завод !
Isso é muito legal e perigoso e engenhoso e trabalhoso e complexo e quente
plpease make a video on mistubishi uniball factory . please please
Proses pembuatan plat baja.makasih infonya
*非常喜欢。💓*
Nippon pala may gawa nyan😊
I have a question. After the steel is melted they take a sample for analysis. If the composition turns out to be off, how to rectify the current batch?
Steel plywood huh….impressive 😂
Felicitări!
Buddies dropping tons of scrap starring at the arc furnace and doesnt even put the visor on his helmet down....... The Japanese hard asf
俺が持って行ったスクラップ〜
今工事してんだよな〜
bu boyda işleri gormey ucun her seyi asan eden aparatlari duzelden insanlara halal olsun
الصناعات اليابانيه هى الأولى في العالم من حيث الجوده والاتقان .
انا اتمنا اني احصل على تأشيرة عمل إلى اليابان لي ولا لا أحد أولادي
モノづくりの世界最高峰をやり切るしか無い日本。
儲かるはずがないよね。
La tierra nos da todo y nosotros qué hacemos por ella?
7:01 up to this point it’s the same for all steel .
昔新日鐵堺の溶鉱炉などで働いてましたが製品作る所には行けませんでした。
危険な作業を経験しましたし、人がトピードカー「混銑車」（こんせんしゃ）などに落ちて亡くなったと聞いたことがあります。😅以前クレーンマンが操作を間違えて熱々の釜をひっくり返して大事故になったのを何かで見た。😵
interesting!
verygoodjapan
5分過ぎの成分検査でヤバイ数字が数年に一度 高炉を持っている製鉄所ではあります 溶けた鉄に人が落ちた場合すぐわかるそうです すぐ点呼取ったり勤務交代後だと家に帰っているか安否確認があるそうです
リンが多くなんの？
Als ich vor einigen Jahren dienstlich ein Stahlwerk besucht habe, sagte ein "Stahlkocher" (we call steel workers "steel cooks" = "Stahlkocher"): "Wenn Du wissen willst wie es wahrscheinlich in der Hölle aussieht dann schau zum Elektro-Ofen wenn die Elektroden eintauchen!". Die Prozesse dort waren die gleichen wie sie hier gezeigt wurden ... vielen Dank 😊
Về luyện kim thì sắt thép của nhật gần như ko thua bất cứ nước nào trên thế giới,tôi mơ một ngày nào đó đất nước tôi cũng có thể học và làm theo dc như vậy,ước mơ thật xa vời,cảm thấy buồn😢
日本も第二次世界大戦前は鉄の質で大きく欧米に劣っていました。そこから努力して今が有ります。
諦めないで皆さんで頑張って下さい、望んで努力する者へは必ず結果が出ます。
How do they know the composition of the initial scrap and subsequent metal? I mean, if the initial scrap pile has more, I don't know molybdenum or vanadium and the target steel grade needs less? What does happen then?
I'm sorry if it's a stupid question, just curious.
around 4:10-5:10 they show the analysis part, but they skip the part of adjusting the additives
@@scose thank you.
Steel plywood, hey? Now, I've yet to see that anywhere . . .
Dang I just like electro slag remelting
Wonderful VLOG. While loading 53 foot plate for semi trailer frames at a Mill in Chicago, I noticed a workers shirt that stated, " if I'm running, you may want to keep up!!"
Salam from INA🇮🇩
มองงี้คำแนะนำนายแพท์😮รักษาสุขภาพนะครับ😮อ้างทำงานหนักครับคุณหมอ😮ดื่นหนักความสุข❤ร่ำรวยเงินทองขายดีสินค้าผม❤....ตรงจุดไม่เคยทำตามหมอสั่ง🍾🚬ความคิดเห็นส่งให้เพื่อนไม่สนใจเรื่องตนเองสุขภาพ❤🥂🍻🚬
It made for korea ship out side 100%
Konečně komentář někoho, kdo tomu vcelku rozumi
how does the saw cut so fast, it just press-cuts in a second....
"Shear" may be a better translation than "saw" for this machine
@@scose Thanks
いやこの巨大な電気炉を作ってる会社が知りてー
زنده باد ژاپن 🇯🇵
鋼板の切断する仕事をしてましたが、オフィースビルが増えて会社が移転すると同時に辞めました。
Dai e o início de um novo navio 😂😂😂
Yan😊
Just too curious to read their electricity bill.
강판 만드는데 장인정신? 미친
สุดยอดแผ่นเหล็กญี่ปุ่น❤❤❤❤
Keren
I’ll be back 👍👍👍
Make video on the electrodes.
躬匠精神
Pano yan ninipis😊
👍😊
No wonder japanese steel is super expensive to buy
👍
Стальная фанера )))
💪🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵💪💪🇯🇵💪💪💪💪💪🇯🇵😍😍😍😍
It’s steel scrap , not iron
我可以下去煉金身😂😂
That was no end-saw, it was a shear.
0:10 Steel plywood?
2:31 関東鉄道を早回しにして草