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Deal between Network Rail and British Steel Scunthorpe 'critically important', says Transport Secretary

Deal between Network Rail and British Steel Scunthorpe 'critically important', says Transport Secretary

WATCH: Scunthorpe residents react to thousands of job losses at British Steel plant

WATCH: Scunthorpe residents react to thousands of job losses at British Steel plant

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British Steel staff and civil servants race to keep Scunthorpe blast furnaces on

British Steel staff and civil servants race to keep Scunthorpe blast furnaces on

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British Steel To Consult On Scunthorpe Blast Furnaces, Rod Mill, and Steelmaking Closures

British Steel To Consult On Scunthorpe Blast Furnaces, Rod Mill, and Steelmaking Closures

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2,700 jobs at risk as British Steel to close Scunthorpe furnaces

2,700 jobs at risk as British Steel to close Scunthorpe furnaces

Steel rolled at our Scunthorpe and Teesside sites is vital for the construction industry and has gone into building iconic structures in both the UK and around the world. This week we have been to our Scunthorpe Rail and Section Mill (SRSM) to see the rolling of Universal Beams. These steel sections, sometimes referred to as 'I' beams, are designed to carry heavy loads across long spans, making them ideal for use in the framework of buildings, bridges, and other critical infrastructure. Our stru

Steel rolled at our Scunthorpe and Teesside sites is vital for the construction industry and has gone into building iconic structures in both the UK and around the world. This week we have been to our Scunthorpe Rail and Section Mill (SRSM) to see the rolling of Universal Beams. These steel sections, sometimes referred to as 'I' beams, are designed to carry heavy loads across long spans, making them ideal for use in the framework of buildings, bridges, and other critical infrastructure. Our stru

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Steelmaking #britishsteel #Scunthorpe #blastfurnace #ironmaking #steelmaking #NUCORSTEEL | Metallurgical engineering

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British Steel staff and civil servants race to keep Scunthorpe blast furnaces on

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British Steel to consult on proposed closure of Scunthorpe blast furnaces, rod mill and steelmaking operations

We recently took a tour around the Scunthorpe site on a diesel pacer with the Appleby Frodingham Railway. This night tour gave a completely different view of the site as you can see in this video clip taken from the front seat. 🚆🌙 | British Steel

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We are back in the Scunthorpe Rod Mill (SRM) again this week to see the next part of the process in rolling blooms into wire rod. The 2 billets can be seen progressing through the Roughing Mill side by side and progressively being rolled by each stand. The even numbered stands’ exit guides also twist the billet through 90 degrees so that it can be rolled on both planes. By the time the billets exit the roughing mill the size has reduced from 123mm round to an oval shape of 44mm x 41.5mm. Speed i

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This week we return to the Scunthorpe Rod Mill (SRM) to follow the progress of the steel as it is converted from a bloom to a coil of wire rod. Here we can see the steel, now clearly identifiable as wire rod, coiling onto the Stelmor Conveyors. The steel has passed through a further 2 mills since the intermediate mill and has now been rolled to a finished diameter of between 5.5mm and 17mm. The size being rolled here is 13.5mm, its at a temperature of 930c and being coiled at 14 metres per secon

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Here we are again in the Scunthorpe Rod Mill following the progress from bloom to coils of wire rod. We have now reached the Intermediate Mill and can see the 2 strands of billet travelling through the stands much faster now the material is smaller. The billet enters the intermediate mill as an oval 44 x 41.5mm in size and is gradually reduced to a round 23mm. Upon leaving the mill the steel will be travelling at 4.7 metres per second. Periodically, our skilled rolling operators undertake profil

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Today we have another video from our #Scunthorpe Concast (Continuous Casting) plant. This shows the beginning of the process and we can see the crane lifting the ladle from BOS Plant and placing it on the Slab Caster ladle car. The ladle will hold 300 tonnes of molten steel so including the weight of the ladle the crane is lifting an impressive 450 tonnes. Once the ladle is in place on the ladle car, it moves on tracks into position over the tundish so the steel can be teemed – ladle to tundish

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"It's not actually a bad place." Scunthorpe is facing an uncertain future. If British Steel collapses, 3,000 jobs will be at risk here. What could it mean for the town's young people? | BBC Newsnight

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British Steel: Staff and civil servants face race against time to save Scunthorpe blast furnaces

Last week, we welcomed students from local schools and colleges to our Scunthorpe site for National Manufacturing Day. As part of their morning at British Steel, they visited our Rod Mill to see the process of semi-finished blooms being rolled into coils of 15mm wire rod. At the start of their tour, our Rod Mill colleagues explained the process to the students as they witnessed the bloom, which had been heated to rolling temperature in the furnace and transferred to the Break Down Mill, be reduc

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Here we are at the final stage of the journey through the Scunthorpe Rod Mill. This is the new coil warehouse where the coils are stored before onward transportation. How the coils are loaded is highly important for the security of the load and we provide clear guidelines for how our products are loaded on all types of transport. In the video you can see the first coil of a 12 coil load being loaded onto the curtain sider, these coils are being placed in what we call a cross-loaded (eye-to-the-s

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Steel workers demonstrate ahead of Scunthorpe Utd match

Twenty iconic pictures of Scunthorpe Steelworks 1865 to present

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Royal assent granted for government to control Scunthorpe steelworks

Fifty years of highs and lows at Scunthorpe Steelworks

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Royal assent granted for government to control Scunthorpe steelworks

In the second of our series of short videos, today we're heading into Concast, #Scunthorpe to see the testing of our £54 million billet caster. Here, torch cutters are cutting billets to the correct length. #PridePassionPerformance #BuildingStrongerFutures | British Steel

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After a great week at Rail Live, we thought we'd share with you another video from our Scunthorpe rail mill. Once the hot rolling is completed, the rail progresses on to the cooling bank. Here you can see the lengths of rail being moulded into a curve as they are moved on to the bank. We call this process "pre-cambering". It is necessary because different parts of the profile cool at different rates. Starting the cooling process in a curve ensures the final rail cools straight and helps minimise

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In the fourth of our series of short videos showcasing life on the works, take a walk around our on-site Power Station here in #Scunthorpe with Energy Operations and Infrastructure Plant #Engineer Jack. It's a hot environment; those plumes you can see are steam not smoke. The team are currently working on a turbine outage, so Jack is there to oversee the work. #BuildingStrongerFutures #PridePassionPerformance | British Steel

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Raw Materials Transported for British Steel’s Scunthorpe Plant

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'Scunthorpe is the steelworks of Britain': Hundreds march as MPs pass new bill

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The Strange, Unsettling Story of British Steel

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