Lecture

Metals Processing: Primary Metallurgy

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Description

This lecture covers the primary metallurgy of metal processing, focusing on reduction of metal oxides, metal oxide stability, and the steelmaking process. It discusses the challenges in steel production, the Ellingham diagram, and the conversion of raw iron into steel using the oxygen converter process.

Instructor

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Alloys

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