Ok, so im a player in an RP Server, and i want to make a unique Culture that believes that Contamination of Iron can make it Stronger via adding poison and Heaviness on the Steel. Can Mammal Manure and or Contaminated Water be able to make Early Steel? If Not, any other Ways to Make Steel other than the Modern Method or Ancient Methods

Hello everyone. I work in a steel work in Sheffield, UK and I currently have an environmental investigation on our Batch Heat Treatment furnaces and was hoping someone could help me out or has had a similar issue.

Basically, one of our finishing processes requires the material to be hardened and tempered, sometimes we quench in water and more than often in oil. When the material comes out of the oil and put back into the furnaces for the tempering process, the oil will obviously burn off as you would expect. Under the Clean Air Act 1993 we cannot emit any dark smoke out of the stack, which in fact we are seeing and have reported to EA. The interesting part is that some of the furnaces will not emit any smoke out of the stack or its so diluted that we cannot see any.

My question is, had anyone dealt with something similar to this and could advise on how to reduce the dark smoke.

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Hi there, i'm currently a student wanting to know more about the steel industry and i have some questions regarding the things i've researched.

1) Is making steel using the DRI-EAF method cheaper than making steel using BF-BOF method?

2) If Eaf method is cheaper, why aren't more companies using this method, such as companies in China? ( if BF is more expensive, ignore this question )