Modern Steels and their properties Carbon and Alloy Steel Bars and Rods Another Customer Service of Akron Steel Treating Company Since 1943 Combining Art & Science for…

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Slide 1STEEL PLATE AND SECTIONS by GROUP-E MEMBERS 1 JUDE RINALDO 2 JUDE PRADEEP 3 AARYL D SA 4 SWAROOP SUNDER Slide 2 Describe the three processes used for the manufacture…

Slide 1Iron is made from ore (usually hematite, Fe 2 O 3 ) and carbon monoxide (CO) in a huge reactor called a blast furnace.Iron is made from ore (usually hematite, Fe 2…

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