Furnaces in a sentence

The circular stated that gas supply to important parts of Pakistan Steel’s plants, including blast furnaces, was severely restricted since June 2015, with the aim of preventing significant components like blast furnaces from being completely closed.

Blast furnaces light the iron making town of Coalbrookdale Medieval blast furnaces were about convert tall and made of fireproof brick; forced air was usually provided by hand-operated bellows.

More recent furnaces have been designed based upon bath smelting, top jetting lance smelting, flash smelting and blast furnaces.

Smaller scale furnaces for specialty glasses include electric melters, pot furnaces, and day tanks.

Ally the Piper will perform at the Pittsburgh Irish Festival which runs from September 8-10 at The Carrie Blast Furnaces National Historic Landmark.

As of March 1, 2023, AMG silicon metal plant in Pocking, Germany, restarted operations, running 1 of our 4 furnaces.

Britain will offer grants to help its two largest steelmakers replace dirty blast furnaces with less carbon-intensive technology, media reported.

Construction accounts for as much as 40% of China’s steel demand, and iron ore, the main input for blast furnaces, is a totem of the old economy.

Emissions come from combustion in owned or controlled boilers, furnaces, vehicles, etc.; or emissions come from chemical production in owned or controlled process equipment.

For comparison, Lin said, it would take about 100 household furnaces burning at the same time to heat up Doublet Pool enough to thump.

He worked hard throughout his career, doing numerous labour-intensive jobs — such as working in a power station cleaning the furnaces and being a supervisor for a toxic waste company.

However, the report shows that much was already known in the 1970s about the potential health harms caused by blast furnaces.

If you look at the -- we build our own furnaces.

In addition to household appliances, the administration is increasing energy efficiency standards on dozens of other items, including light bulbs, gas furnaces, water heaters and industrial equipment.

In related news, on Thursday, U.S. steelmaker Nucor announced it will start making heavy grade steel at a new $1.7 billion mill in Brandenburg, Kentucky, using electric furnaces to make new steel from scrap.

Mountaineer Gas has 51 crews, which equates to about 200 workers in the area, not counting the contractors it has hired to replace furnaces, stoves and hot water tanks.

Now that the electrification revolution is solidly underway — with electric car sales surging and electric heat pumps outselling gas furnaces — bad-faith actors are trying to exploit workers’ anxieties about their role in a zero-emission future.

One of the large issues that steel and all industrial metals face is the sheer amount of energy required to power furnaces.

Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of the Community union, said: “The unions do not accept the closure of the heavy end and we continue to believe the blast furnaces are crucial to the transition to green steelmaking.

Seven Refractories, the Divača-based maker of refractory concrete and plugs for blast furnaces, will get a new owner in RHI Magnesita, the Austrian producer of refractory materials, in a deal reportedly valued at €93 million.