Production of Steel
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| Basic Oxygen Furnace | One type of Furnace used to produce Steel
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| Charge | What is put into the furnace
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| Molten Pig Iron | Liquid iron produced in the blast furnace
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| Limestone | Floats the waste to the top
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| Scrap Metal | Recycling scrap metal to reproduce steel
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| Oxygen Lance | Blows in oxygen to raise the temperature to melt the charge
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| Testing | The Quality of steel must be checked before Tapping.
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| Water Cooled oxygen Lance | The lance is water cooled to stop it from melting
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| Fume hood | An extractor fan to take away gasses produced
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| Refractory lining | Prevents heat loss and protects the outer layer of the furnace
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| Tapping Spout | The furnace is tilted to allow the molten steel to be removed
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| Slag removal | The furnace is turned upside down to empty the waste
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| Charging the Basket | The lance is removed the furnace is tilted to the side to put in the charge
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