Amazing Scale! process of mass production of rebar. Korean Steel Factory 

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It's "Get Lucky"

Yeah . Its gives both feelings at the same time - Scary and exciting. 😀

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first start by working 12-16 hours per day. Maybe you will feel like in Korea then.

​@@Bleckyyyy idk about factory but i work 9 hours per day except lunchtime at construction site in Korea

exactly why i play factory games lol

@@eraticmongaloid 😂😂

@@eraticmongaloid You need more iron.

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The only thing i see is very poor safety at work. :D

Souch a delicate touch!

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А зачем делать новое если эти станки делают что надо уже долго?

Потому что в Корее станки не делают. Корея это фабрика по производству продукции, но не самих станков.

@@IvZCom так то да, идеальные рабы ))

@@ВячеславВеснин-д3г При чем станки завозятся из США.

@@IvZCom ну так корейцы рабы наглов и есть ))

150 crore in Pakistan

pretty sure those are just there to allow the raw material to roll in/ out of the furnace. i assume that because of the high temperatures in there they cannot use mechanical rollers like in the rest of the factory. or maybe they're a kind of scaffolding so the heat can reach the raw steel beams even from underneath. as you can see they get collected after the heating process to probably cool down and be re-used.

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영상을 재밌게 보셨다니 저도 너무 기쁩니다. 덕분에 좋은하루를 보낼 수 있겠습니다. 호랭이님도 좋은 하루 보내시구요 😍

엔지니어 같은 직종이 선진국에선 우대해주는데 한국은 화이트칼라만 우대해주죠.

저분들 연봉이 얼만데 어디서 선동질이야

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they're past that stage

That's a good point.

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The couple blokes are wearing dust masks which provide no protection against toxic gases etc not respirators , quite often companies provide dust masks to make it look like they care when are fully aware of the little safety they provide but the cost of the two different items are significantly different , but I would agree this looks safer than many of the rio rod vids :)

You should see how the Indians do rebar.

They are just set blocks and spacers. They are round so they roll when it is time to dump them and they will roll off into the recollection slot easier. Their purpose is to keep the bar uplifted so it heats faster and easier and to allow the machine to grab something small to move the bar. This keeps the machine from having to constantly touch the bars while being heated and prevents forge welding to the machine and jams from it. If the block gets forge welded to the bar it just needs to be knocked off (as seen when the bar gets kicked out of the furnace and the blocks just fall off and roll out. If the machine parts got forge welded you would constantly have to halt production and let the machine cool so someone could repair it. They also allow for a simple feed system. Rather than a conveyor belt or chain running inside the furnace they can use a hydraulic press from the outside using the rounded blocks as spacers and moving supports for the steel. In short, they are sacrificial but serves multiple purposes and can be reused many times before the forge burns them up completely.

@@alexistaylor969 awesome, thanks for the answer!

@@alexistaylor969 maybe one of the best youtube comments in history... i have no idea if you are right or not but you sound so confident i am forced to believe it

Clean for a steel mill but a lot of factories are cleaner than this, at least here in canada

@@Yayoyi3 Ya should see the ones in America there not lets say the best even though I have only been to maybe 4 with my dad so don't have much experience to say.

man has the technology and capability to produce goods and materials in such vast quantities with such little man power,yet much of the world still lives in poverty.

@@Yayoyi3 that experience i mentioned happened in Canada. I personally have engaged in behaviour i knew to be against regulations just to maintain a meager wage position and ive done it in a food industry too. I dont wanna get sued so ill just say that i make my own barbeque sauce and baked beans now.

this video would be 100 times better with out the music

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@@translator805 지리적을 다릅니다

the goal is peace, but religion and money corrupt

@@r3l4x69 Nope, just money. Religion is used as an excuse.

@@khalidacosta7133 comprehension

We could make buildings, roads and bridges of stronger, re-inforced concrete

We're making a bunch of stuff with a common goal, one of the most notable goals is fusion energy. Look at the amount of cooperation going into the ITER project.

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Why do you think you need two heatings?

@@PlombirIce things cool down?

Drawing out steel not only creates a lot of heat, it brings the internal heat to the surface. As long as it doesn't sit, it will stay red hot a long time.

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Might just get a female! Yes, though very good.

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If you worked doing that same thing every single day you too would be good at it

Man be the undisputed heavyweight world Jenga champion

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I agree, I was surprised in the first part of the video by the fact that still was shipped by truck and cut and organized manually, it seems very time consuming.

So what you actually mean is that it is hot to see how the steel is as it's being shipped...not cool.

@@b03tz No, I'm pretty sure he meant hot as in high temperature, as evidenced by the air convection above the steel.

@@b03tz slow clap...

Japon is really good about creating and keeping jobs. This is the reason japon has one of the lowest unemployment rate.

Might be a closed cycle cooling, where the only loss of water would be from boiling off. Which would be much less than open cycle.

1:28 너무 위험해 보이는데?

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​@zjg4gcvn I got tinnitus from sound engineering, it's not that bad, your brain ignores most of it unless you're in a quiet region, I sleep with ambient music or a fan on, makes it go away

@@danielgrusuk5758 I always find myself wondering to what extent there's a vicious cycle of: the music is too loud because the sound engineer has hearing damage so doesn't realise how loud it is, because the music yesterday was too loud because, ....

@@beeble2003 there are measures to prevent this, for example: visual volume, decibel & luff meters; use speakers instead of headphones, etc. But you end up ignoring most because of timesaving lol. But the general rule of thumb for sound engis is to find the sweet spot between making everything "as loud as possible" and "causing ear damage", for live venues it's a whole different story, the task is usually performed by two people with no communitcation skills lol

Korean manufacturing is next level from Chinese/indian quality

It was quite something, they tore down my local eyesore of mall last year it was poetry in motion.

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these types of workers are so under appreciated, they get looked down on for not going to a job with a suit and tie, but these workers are way more valuable than some office worker

i am the foreman of the rolling mill

I am tha fuormean of tha rooling mill i can get job in rolling mill

pro tip, if you work on a machine like that. Don't write any new labels, that way nobody else can operate the machine and you will be an essential worker.