melting shop

Although the work-force made determined efforts to remain competitive, closure of the melting shop was announced in September 1996.

Steel-melting production includes a scrap preparation shop and two electric steel melting shops.

On crane digital scales on melting shop and moulding/casting shop.

In 1950 a diesel-electric locomotive was built for use in the melting shop of Templeborough steelworks.

The company continued the melting shop, special strip cold rolling and finishing, bar rolling, and UK distribution.

When completed Templeborough Melting Shop became the world's largest electric arc steel making plant with a capability of producing 1.8 million tons per year.

The new Melting Shop and Rolling Mills were built over the site of the old Roman fort at Templeborough.

The Electric Melting Shop was home to two Héroult electric arc furnaces, installed in 1912, still working when the site closed.

The Melting Shop used metal supplied from two cupola furnaces to feed a pair of Tropenas converters to supply metals to the foundry.

Selwyn Morris, Senior Operator, Melting Shop, Cardiff, British Steel Corporation.

The Clarence Works site is essentially a scrapyard for ferrous and non ferrous metals, and non ferrous Melting Shop.

By 1957 several coke ovens, a by-products plant, a blast furnace and an open hearth melting shop with three steelmaking furnaces were built, and by 1959 a stripmill was complete.

The melting shop was not demolished but, after a period of "sleep", was to become the Magna Science Adventure Centre, one of the more successful of the Millennium projects.

Between 1992 and 1996, worldwide investment in the Stainless Long Products industry reached an intense level and competition from larger steel works put the Panteg Melting Shop under severe pressure.

So in July 1955 it was announced that Brinsworth Hot Strip Mill would be built on Sheffield Road opposite Templeborough Melting Shop at a cost of £3.6 m.

The Templeborough Melting Shop, when opened, was the largest melting shop of its type in Europe and contained 14 open hearth furnaces where steel scrap was melted down.

George Edward Ling, Basket Crane Driver, Templeborough Electric Melting Shop, Rotherham Works, Sheffield Division, British Steel Corporation.

TNT let-off CONTRACTORS who tried to demolish the former Brymbo steelworks melting shop with explosives without first obtaining the necessary council permission are not to be prosecuted.

He worked in the analytical laboratory and then in the 15t EAF Melting Shop at Stocksbridge Works which was the first significant application of EAF technology in the UK.

Edgar Allen's purchased Jessop's, relocating Jessop's special alloy (medium frequency) melting on Edgar's Sheffield Road site and the 3-ton electric furnace at their Imperial Steel Works melting shop.

He transferred this knowledge of speciality steel production to the larger EAFs in No2 Melting Shop and played a significant role in the successful commissioning of the VOD unit at Stocksbridge in the 1980s.

Avesta Sheffield was acquired 2001 and consists of a stainless steel mill with melting shop, hot rolling for heavy plates, hot rolling for 2000 mm width coils by Steckel mill and cold rolling mills.

There were two Cementation furnaces and a Huntsman melting shop at Bower Spring, built around 1828 by Turton Brothers; used by them until 1860, the furnaces were operated by Moss and Gamble until 1911.