manufacturing process of forged nickel bars || Machines and Industry

[@Solarpunk-lifestyle]

First it is heated with... energy. then the crucible is heated to ... very hot. then workers add .... stuff. the lid is then carefully lowered. but has a hole. after .... some amount of time, the crucible is raised and moved to the arm machine, which does its thing. then something happens and the worker puts the sheets on it. later, a big door is opened. and the hot thingy is taken to the squishy machine. the door is then opened and it is taken back to the thing. also, there are rods.
any questions?

[@SmallHacker]

Thanks Sir

[@JohnSmith-qn3ob]

Question: why rods and not ingots

[@ducky_vx1_gaming]

I read this as if jeremy clarkson was saying it🤣🤣

[@dranorter]

That is crazy. Do the workers ever develop nickel allergies working around so much of it? I wouldn't want to be anywhere near all that nickel.

[@Justinanddad2016]

Yes

[@Justinanddad2016]

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[@6ixss]

how much could cost that bar ?

[@Josef-K]

$1500

[@jesfersagal1292]

Hey nickel in the Philippines

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[@Minimalici0us]

I wonder what the power consumption & electricity bill looks like 😅

[@bolanleadeniyi8871]

Thanks for the video

[@electronicartis]

Thought Nicole making was easy.

[@kimhillsong7295]

Indian Nicke

[@nona.yaya.11.11]

noice

[@TheAusroar]

I was a shift engineer for 4 years and 8 months in a Ferro-Nickel Smelting plant in South Europe, this compared to it is Sci-Fi... I am ultra-curious about the details of the process.

[@sharaali28]

India goa

[@mpitter8434]

Pitter India.

[@charlesmcnew1051]

I thought this was in russia 🇷🇺