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Materials in everyday life
What are materials Materials are substances people use to make something fixed and useful. Gas Solid Soft condensed matter Materials Liquid Substances
What are materials Materials are substances people use to make something fixed and useful. Substances Soft condensed matter Gas Solid Materials Liquid
Materials and Transport After basic human needs for food,shelter and clothing have been met the ability to travel comes high in the list of priorities for most people. An increasing demand for personal transportation to and from work and play,together with the need to move goods around the world from producers to consumers has resulted in significant emphasis being given to transport. Reductions in pollution and lower energy and raw material usage are important issues.Materials can drive developments that meet the aspirations for an improved quality of life
After basic human needs for food, shelter and clothing have been met the ability to travel comes high in the list of priorities for most people. An increasing demand for personal transportation to and from work and play, together with the need to move goods around the world from producers to consumers has resulted in significant emphasis being given to transport. Reductions in pollution and lower energy and raw material usage are important issues. Materials can drive developments that meet the aspirations for an improved quality of life. Materials and Transport
Supersteel production from raw materials ◆refining ◆casting ◆hot rolling ◆cold rolling ◆annealing
Supersteel production from raw materials refining casting hot rolling cold rolling annealing
Production from raw materials The iron is then formed into pellets (小球)and baked hard.This process results in an iron ore that is purer than earlier natural occuring ores. To meet today's demand for high quality steel, producers must mine low grade ore,and magnetically separate the iron bearing Technology goes one step further particles from the additional baking limestone,a purifying agent material. called a flux(熔剂),into the ore pellets
Production from raw materials To meet today's demand for high quality steel, producers must mine low grade ore, and magnetically separate the iron bearing particles from the additional material. The iron is then formed into pellets (小球) and baked hard. This process results in an iron ore that is purer than earlier natural occuring ores. Technology goes one step further - baking limestone, a purifying agent called a flux(熔剂), into the ore pellets
Coke(焦煤)moved by conveyor (emmiting harmless steam)by conveyor to the blast furnace Coking(炼焦)eliminates tar and other impurities by baking in long,vertical coking ovens In one continuous process,the coke and fluxed pellets are charged(装炉)into the furnace,blasted with superheated air and natural gas;up to 3000 F (Fahrenheit). The intense heat melts the limestone in the pellets,the limestone combines with impurities in the iron to form slag,which then floats to the surface of the molten iron
Coke(焦煤) moved by conveyor (emmiting harmless steam) by conveyor to the blast furnace Coking(炼焦) eliminates tar and other impurities by baking in long, vertical coking ovens The intense heat melts the limestone in the pellets, the limestone combines with impurities in the iron to form slag, which then floats to the surface of the molten iron. In one continuous process, the coke and fluxed pellets are charged(装炉) into the furnace, blasted with superheated air and natural gas; up to 3000 F (Fahrenheit)
iron oxide Making iron: (haematite) the blast furnace 冲天炉 coke limestone waste waste gases gases carbon monoxide carbon dioxide iron iron oxide iron fomms carbon dioxide carbon carbon + monoxide carbon monoxide fomms carton oxygen-carbon dioxide carbon dioxide air blast fomms air blast molten slag molten iron In one continuous process,the coke and fluxed pellets are charged into the furnace,blasted with superheated air and natural gas;up to 3000 F (Fahrenheit)
In one continuous process, the coke and fluxed pellets are charged into the furnace, blasted with superheated air and natural gas; up to 3000 F (Fahrenheit)