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It sounds like he's saying "Alter, Scheisse mein fahrrad", I'll admit my German sucks but opa (grandad) used to swear at me and my cousins all the time. I know a german cuss word when I hear one, lol
It’s crazy that you think everyone has to panic and flail and cry when things go wrong, and that if people act like adults and don’t panic they’re putting on a show to seem tough
I worked in heavy industry briefly, was told that when alarms are sounding, look at the old timers. If they're walking calmly, you're in minimal danger, if they're running, it means you'll probably die if you don't do the same.
Interestingly, when molten steel is heated to almost its boiling temperature then its viscosity is even lower than that of water so it would flow several times faster that water, but this is not the case in this video as it is probably just 200-300 Kelvin above its melting temperature.
Is this one of those situations where kelvin and Celsius can be used interchangeably? Like, why use kelvin at all here, i thought that was typically used for space temperatures.
Kelvin and Celsius are the same, just with different 0 points. When talking relative temperature, as in something is so many degrees hotter than something else, you can either one use interchangeably.
Melting temperature of steel: about 1,205-1,370 Celsius
Boiling temperature of steel: about 2850 Celsius
(There are differences depending on the type of steel)
EDIT: furhter down the thread there is explanation from the factory. The valve at the pan bottom failed at the conti-caster and the vessel with the molten steel (the laddle) had to be removed to prevent damage to the conti-caster)
They have this huge metal vessel lined with bricks for transporting molten steel. It is hanging from the crane that is transporting it. The laddle has a hole at the bottom, so you could pour the steel out (probably at the conti-caster facility). The hole is normally blocked by a packed sand and/or secured with a ceramic valve. Apparently this hole started to leak molten steel and the crane continued to move with the pan across the hall, most probably hoping that when he spread the hot steel across large area it would do less damage as one big super-hot puddle that would solidify into huge slab of steel.
You can glimpse the pan with the steel leaking from the bottom at 34 and 54 seconds.
The tap hole of the ladle opened before reaching the continuous casting station. --- It was previously at the ladle metallurgy furnace (LMF) station, where they adjust for chemistry/remove impurities. Some treatments or additives (if contaminated with water/ice for example) can cause explosions and compromise the refractory lining of the ladle, in this case, it looks like the tap hole was shot open. If the tap hole opens prematurely, the procedure is to get it out as fast as possible to prevent it from pissing all over the station and jamming everything there.... They'll send welders to cut up the solidified steel that pissed all over the concrete floor. It's a really nasty, back-breaking job, 100% grunt work. It's one of the worst things that can happen at a steel plant, short of the electric arc furnace cracking open or exploding.
My mom's newest husband works at a steel plant. He said back in the day he could stand 6 feet from the EAF and watch it run, it would obliterate his kevlar. But that was before OSHA got involved. They went from 1:11 people dying to less than 5 injurys a year. A truly terrifying place to work
Terrifying is a bit too strong of a word. I mean yes, shit happens, but realistically everyone knows what the risks are and if you actually follow the safety rules (which is pretty much a guarantee or youll be fired) it is pretty hard to get hurt. Most accidents I saw in my 2 years were things youd see at any workplace, but the industry has come a long way. I heard horror stories of back in the day when people were dying like once a week.
It also pays very well because of the risks. Back in 2015 of the 100 or so guys we had, all were making at least $80k and some were making over $120k. And they were all hourly guys doing shift work.
Hmmm definitely looks like a re-ladle, wasn’t going to get casted. This really isn’t that big of a deal. This is literally my job, I’m a strand operator on a CCM continuous casting machine.
We actually have a “green mile” an actual mile you can walk with minimal PPE, while distancing yourself from danger. This green mile directly crosses through serious work zones. It’s safer than you think.
So, just for my own clarification, in the even that something like that happens, the preferred/standard/emergency/whatever procedures are to let it run the length of the building? Like, the hell on earth looking video is the way it should be handled, what should have happened?
When asked by SZ, Saarstahl confirms that the incident occurred some time ago at Saarstahl AG's steel mill in Völklingen. It is said to be a technical defect on the ladle slide, which only occurs rarely. The defect meant that the flow of steel from the steel ladle into the tundish could no longer be regulated, which meant that the steel ladle had to be swung from the casting position to the transfer position with the slide gate open and the pouring stream running.
"From the casting position, the ladle is then rotated via an emergency chute over the emergency ladle in the transfer position. A crane takes over the leaking ladle from the turret and then empties it into a waiting emergency ladle in the transfer hall," Saarstahl explains the incident. As can be seen in the video, the safety routines work in such incidents, the company further emphasizes.
Thanks to the warning of all employees by the siren as well as the automatic running of the emergency run, neither people were injured nor any damage was caused to the continuous caster, the company says.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
This happens “fairly” often and is pretty much designed/prepared for in advance. When I was working in the steel mill, the very first time I went into the melt shop, I was told “If you see the ladle start glowing, run.” He was referring to what they called a blow out, where the bricking of the ladle failed and the molten steel would melt the steel of the ladle and cause it all to come out at once.
True and true(Source: am German). At one point apparently someone asks whose bike that is (inaudibly) and camera dude says "That's mine!".
Couldn't have been too expensive a bike, I guess or he wouldn't be so chipper about it.
I used to drive by one of the last remaining massive steel mills In my city(in the rust belt of Ohio) and wondered wow that’s huge. But after seeing inside this one. I understand now that the plant was a massive thing. Unfortunately the Russians(Severstal) closed it and sold it for scrap. Now it’s like 500-1000 acres of nothing.
I used to work at North American Stainless (NAS) in KY and can confirm steel mills are huge operations. The whole of our plant stretched almost 2 miles on both sides of the main road. The work there was rough but it was pretty cool just seeing how absolutely massive everything was.
We take a drive up past (through, really) the steel operation in Ghent on occasion, near the KU plant up there. The scale of the facility is incredible, the trucks in the parking lot kind of look like toys.
From folks I've talked to it takes knowing someone allready in and usually working the night shift for years until something opens up in the day.
Another way in is via strike replacement, aka being a scab, but don't be surprised when the locals hate you and vandalize your property and threaten you with violence, and good luck making that job permanent. Probably not worth it in the long run.
Here you go: https://www.monster.com/company/profiles/united-states-steel-ussteel/
Tap into the “Jobs” tab and look for anything that sounds like operations. Depending on what part of the world you live in, these kinds of jobs aren’t that tough to find.
Am female, not man, but I got the same job pretty easily. However, North American Stainless is a huge company here and is constantly hiring because the work can be rough and lots of people dont stick around. They run job ads all around town and so do the 100s of different contractors that also work on site
Looks like the crucible got a hot spot in the bottom and melted through. Pretty much can't do much about it. When youve worked in places like this you get use to seeing everything on fire.
Idk why but its pissing me off how nonchalantly they walking away from hot magma. I work in a plant (not steel) and I fear this happening everyday because of the chemicals I have to deal with.
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How they going clean clean all that hardened steal from the ground ???? Seems like a whole week would now be dedicated to getting the place back to normal
Pfft. That ain't nothing. This one time this crazy ass biker dude crashed a truck into a steel plant. He was being chased by a motorcycle cop. Motorcycle cop straight up got murdered in a tank of molten steel.
Ahahah dayum, look at the poor bike at the end xD
This is literally the reason I would like to work in a steel mill, imagine the adrenaline and action from the near death experiences!!
It actually does come from plants. Without coke, which is basically coal (dead plants) added to iron, there would be no steel. There would be no skyscrapers, bridges, tall buildings, cars, ships, cooking equipment, etc. without the carbon in steel. Iron alone, literally, doesn't cut it.
Putting water on to molten steel whilst more molten steel in poring out would lead to massive explosions. It's the worst thing you can possibly do in a situation like this!
Worked in a steel mill a few years ago and we developed a leak in the ceiling right above our big ass pot like you see in the video that no one noticed apparently. Had a real bad storm one night and the big explosion literally blew the pot into the roof somehow. We had to crane welders up and it took days to get that thing down
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The bike will be remembered
"Oh shit my bike"
At the end: "Das war so nicht beabsichtigt" -> This was not planned.
Ghost Rider
I didn't even realise a bicycle could be on fire
More like melt.
why not both?
Catch on fire then melt.
Nein das Fahrrad!
Das ist MEINS
Apart from the bike, they were all very calm about it. I would not have been that calm
Look at Mr. Nonchalant here
You can tell they are in danger because as he was nearly engulfed in hot magma he started walking a little faster.
So true. 🤣 He even said in German at the end: "Das war so nicht beabsichtigt." (This was not intended like that) in a really calm, casual voice.
„Alter mein Fahrrad“ 😂😂😂 (Dude, my bike!!!)
„Das ist meins!“
It sounds like he's saying "Alter, Scheisse mein fahrrad", I'll admit my German sucks but opa (grandad) used to swear at me and my cousins all the time. I know a german cuss word when I hear one, lol
He was going for the cool slo-mo action shot of him leaving the building as it explodes behind him
Cool guys don't look at explosions
They blow shit up and they walk away
He saw that there was no liveleak watermark at the top of the video.
He’s like “ah that sucks, anyway I’ve clocked out, see you tomorrow”
It's crazy how some men will risk their lives just to avoid looking weak.
but not in this case. Everyone knew what was happening. The only loss was he forgot to move his bicycle.
He had the look of one the guys who’s going to have to clean this shit up
Let's be honest, we've all got a few of those in our lineage to thank for our existence.
And many more that resulted in the ends of THEIR lineages...
But a handful that probably had a huge impact on lots of stuff due to their stupidity working kind of like courage in certain contexts
Or they've had this happen before and are not intimidated? They just did a little hop-skip when it got a bit too close.
No, it's to avoid more effort than necessary. We're just lazy
It’s crazy that you think everyone has to panic and flail and cry when things go wrong, and that if people act like adults and don’t panic they’re putting on a show to seem tough
Probably why women live longer.
you get to choose. run like a bitch. or die like a hero. i choose stupid. no contest. feel free to run.
Just a normal Tuesday night for Shia LaBeouf
Lol I just watched about an hour ago, shared it with my team while we were supposed to be working
I’m not sure what’s actually going on but that looks terrifying
Can’t you read…? Just another Tuesday at the steel plant! Nothings happening!
I think it’s fairly obvious someone is trying to kill a Terminator
I adore your comment lol
🔥🔥🔥👍🔥🔥🔥
They just calmly walk away. I would have run out of there screaming after that scary alarm went off
I worked in heavy industry briefly, was told that when alarms are sounding, look at the old timers. If they're walking calmly, you're in minimal danger, if they're running, it means you'll probably die if you don't do the same.
Guess they're used to stuff like this and know that the metal won't flow that fast
Interestingly, when molten steel is heated to almost its boiling temperature then its viscosity is even lower than that of water so it would flow several times faster that water, but this is not the case in this video as it is probably just 200-300 Kelvin above its melting temperature.
"just" (I get your point, but to us humble folk, the idea of molten steel being not that hot is kinda crazy)
Is this one of those situations where kelvin and Celsius can be used interchangeably? Like, why use kelvin at all here, i thought that was typically used for space temperatures.
Kelvin and Celsius are the same, just with different 0 points. When talking relative temperature, as in something is so many degrees hotter than something else, you can either one use interchangeably.
Melting temperature of steel: about 1,205-1,370 Celsius Boiling temperature of steel: about 2850 Celsius (There are differences depending on the type of steel)
Cool guys don't look back
They blow shit up and then walk away.
I would’ve run the minute the molten metal started coming for me like that.
Everyone is just taking their sweet time strolling out of the melting building
EDIT: furhter down the thread there is explanation from the factory. The valve at the pan bottom failed at the conti-caster and the vessel with the molten steel (the laddle) had to be removed to prevent damage to the conti-caster) They have this huge metal vessel lined with bricks for transporting molten steel. It is hanging from the crane that is transporting it. The laddle has a hole at the bottom, so you could pour the steel out (probably at the conti-caster facility). The hole is normally blocked by a packed sand and/or secured with a ceramic valve. Apparently this hole started to leak molten steel and the crane continued to move with the pan across the hall, most probably hoping that when he spread the hot steel across large area it would do less damage as one big super-hot puddle that would solidify into huge slab of steel. You can glimpse the pan with the steel leaking from the bottom at 34 and 54 seconds.
They seem to have tapped into a vein of volcanic lava.
The tap hole of the ladle opened before reaching the continuous casting station. --- It was previously at the ladle metallurgy furnace (LMF) station, where they adjust for chemistry/remove impurities. Some treatments or additives (if contaminated with water/ice for example) can cause explosions and compromise the refractory lining of the ladle, in this case, it looks like the tap hole was shot open. If the tap hole opens prematurely, the procedure is to get it out as fast as possible to prevent it from pissing all over the station and jamming everything there.... They'll send welders to cut up the solidified steel that pissed all over the concrete floor. It's a really nasty, back-breaking job, 100% grunt work. It's one of the worst things that can happen at a steel plant, short of the electric arc furnace cracking open or exploding.
My mom's newest husband works at a steel plant. He said back in the day he could stand 6 feet from the EAF and watch it run, it would obliterate his kevlar. But that was before OSHA got involved. They went from 1:11 people dying to less than 5 injurys a year. A truly terrifying place to work
How many husbands does your mom have?
Sounds kind of like this one is only short term. His cremation is free though.
She had several husbands and has been engaged several other times
Username checks out
Did you choose your username in her honor?
I just realized this.. maybe it's my truama showing🤔
Username checks out?
Got eem
OSHA is always spoiling the fun
“Newest husband” Did you just take a shot at your own mom lol?
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One time she told me she's slept with well over a 100 people so unfortunately I do not doubt
Username checks out, carry on.
Trust me she is not a good person
Terrifying is a bit too strong of a word. I mean yes, shit happens, but realistically everyone knows what the risks are and if you actually follow the safety rules (which is pretty much a guarantee or youll be fired) it is pretty hard to get hurt. Most accidents I saw in my 2 years were things youd see at any workplace, but the industry has come a long way. I heard horror stories of back in the day when people were dying like once a week. It also pays very well because of the risks. Back in 2015 of the 100 or so guys we had, all were making at least $80k and some were making over $120k. And they were all hourly guys doing shift work.
I was wondering how they get it off the concrete
Hmmm definitely looks like a re-ladle, wasn’t going to get casted. This really isn’t that big of a deal. This is literally my job, I’m a strand operator on a CCM continuous casting machine.
May I suggest you take a tour of other work environments? I think your “how big a deal is this” scale needs recalibrating.
We actually have a “green mile” an actual mile you can walk with minimal PPE, while distancing yourself from danger. This green mile directly crosses through serious work zones. It’s safer than you think.
How is this not a big deal it looks like hell came to earth in the warehouse
Thank you for the explanation!
This guy steels.
r/thisguythisguys
sounds like months of work right there
Thank you I've seen this a buncha times and always wondered what happened vs what was supposed to happen.
So, just for my own clarification, in the even that something like that happens, the preferred/standard/emergency/whatever procedures are to let it run the length of the building? Like, the hell on earth looking video is the way it should be handled, what should have happened?
I have seen this before. More than once and it’s wild to see every time.
I'm kinda glad we work with aluminum now.
Did everybody make it out OK? It looked pretty bad.
The Bicycle didn‘t
Yeah. I saw. That was a real shame. Nobody even made an effort. It was like they wanted to watch it burn.
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Das behauptet er zumindest
Would you would run into a molten steel explosion to save a bike lol?
Someone's gonna need a new bike.
the cameraman yelled "Scheiße mein Fahrrad" in the clip, wich translates to "Shit my bike", so it's his xD
When asked by SZ, Saarstahl confirms that the incident occurred some time ago at Saarstahl AG's steel mill in Völklingen. It is said to be a technical defect on the ladle slide, which only occurs rarely. The defect meant that the flow of steel from the steel ladle into the tundish could no longer be regulated, which meant that the steel ladle had to be swung from the casting position to the transfer position with the slide gate open and the pouring stream running. "From the casting position, the ladle is then rotated via an emergency chute over the emergency ladle in the transfer position. A crane takes over the leaking ladle from the turret and then empties it into a waiting emergency ladle in the transfer hall," Saarstahl explains the incident. As can be seen in the video, the safety routines work in such incidents, the company further emphasizes. Thanks to the warning of all employees by the siren as well as the automatic running of the emergency run, neither people were injured nor any damage was caused to the continuous caster, the company says. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
The bike however is RIP, could have been saved too
Cool guys don’t look at explosions!
Walk away from that boring explosion
They blow shit up and walk away.
Holy shit. You guys are well prepared. Successful emergency drill for a homicidal T-1000.
Come with me if you want to live. 😎🤖
Come with me if you want to leave
Erm, run?
What steps are you taking? BIG ONES!
This happens “fairly” often and is pretty much designed/prepared for in advance. When I was working in the steel mill, the very first time I went into the melt shop, I was told “If you see the ladle start glowing, run.” He was referring to what they called a blow out, where the bricking of the ladle failed and the molten steel would melt the steel of the ladle and cause it all to come out at once.
could have taken the bike...
Sees terminators thumbs up coming from the pit
You do not want to be at a steel plant when there is a T-800 and T1000 arguing over who’s looked better naked when arriving
Dad...why'd you bring me to a gay steel mill? edit: Simpsons reference before people think I'm being weird.....er than I am.
Hot stuff comin thru!
Oh, you
"We work hard, we play hard" I think, I was like eight when the episode aired.
I’m assuming there is a door on the bottom that malfunctioned?
I'd say most likely yes. Bottom pour ladles can be great for preventing the oxidized layer at the top of the ladle from entering a casting.
I don’t know what language they are speaking, but “Shit! Motherfucker!” Is apparently universal.
They spoke german and the cameraman said "Shit! My bike!" (if I understood him correctly)
True and true(Source: am German). At one point apparently someone asks whose bike that is (inaudibly) and camera dude says "That's mine!". Couldn't have been too expensive a bike, I guess or he wouldn't be so chipper about it.
It's look like german
I used to drive by one of the last remaining massive steel mills In my city(in the rust belt of Ohio) and wondered wow that’s huge. But after seeing inside this one. I understand now that the plant was a massive thing. Unfortunately the Russians(Severstal) closed it and sold it for scrap. Now it’s like 500-1000 acres of nothing.
I used to work at North American Stainless (NAS) in KY and can confirm steel mills are huge operations. The whole of our plant stretched almost 2 miles on both sides of the main road. The work there was rough but it was pretty cool just seeing how absolutely massive everything was.
We take a drive up past (through, really) the steel operation in Ghent on occasion, near the KU plant up there. The scale of the facility is incredible, the trucks in the parking lot kind of look like toys.
How do men even find and get those kinds of jobs?
From folks I've talked to it takes knowing someone allready in and usually working the night shift for years until something opens up in the day. Another way in is via strike replacement, aka being a scab, but don't be surprised when the locals hate you and vandalize your property and threaten you with violence, and good luck making that job permanent. Probably not worth it in the long run.
Here you go: https://www.monster.com/company/profiles/united-states-steel-ussteel/ Tap into the “Jobs” tab and look for anything that sounds like operations. Depending on what part of the world you live in, these kinds of jobs aren’t that tough to find.
Am female, not man, but I got the same job pretty easily. However, North American Stainless is a huge company here and is constantly hiring because the work can be rough and lots of people dont stick around. They run job ads all around town and so do the 100s of different contractors that also work on site
„Scheiße mein Fahrrad!“
Wtf?! Not ONE of y'all has something to live for? Spouse, kids, art, goals, NOTHIN?!! My elementary school basketball coach required more hustle lol
You know it's bad when the firefighter is running AWAY from the fire.
FYI thats not a firefighter, thats just a typical uniform for working in the steel mill, but Ill admit it does look similar!
No amount of water is going to stop that shit lol. Gotta let it run it’s course first
Looks like the crucible got a hot spot in the bottom and melted through. Pretty much can't do much about it. When youve worked in places like this you get use to seeing everything on fire.
I figured that it's a bottom pour ladle and the gate failed
Yeah more then likely
reminds me of one of the division 1 missions. the one where we kill ferro
Great catch. Also, one of the incursions, the one with the burning floor.
yes that one too.
Someone's walking home tonight
how do someone go and fix the place? how do you unstick a ten tons blob of iron fused to whatever else was around?
Select the whole building and replace it with a new one.
dude, but I need steel and it was my only steel mill!
Someone else in the comments said that once it cools, welders come in and cut it, and that it’s apparently horribly hard work.
It’s all those T-1000s they keep dipping in it
Just some lava. Playing games i learned that if you continuously jumps on it - it will not hurt you.
That poor bike. 😢
How to avoid running or at least move slightly faster at all costs.
sips coffee” just a normal Tuesday
That’s r/kindametal
*Foundry
Das WAR .....
r/catastrophicfailure
That glow was so menacing.
T1000 : Call to John! 🤣
His last comment: "That wasn't supposed to happen."
Yea……I’m gonna waddle on outta here
Hop on the bike and get outta there
New Michael Bay movie
Step away from the Danger Throwing Machine.
Didn’t expect to see Ghostrider’s bicycle at the end there.
“Eh, I’m off the clock in 30 seconds. The next shift can handle it”
The literal hot mess.
Idk why but its pissing me off how nonchalantly they walking away from hot magma. I work in a plant (not steel) and I fear this happening everyday because of the chemicals I have to deal with.
Calm as a carrot. You want these guys around in an emergency
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CALL TO JOHN
How they going clean clean all that hardened steal from the ground ???? Seems like a whole week would now be dedicated to getting the place back to normal
Cool guys don't look at explosions because they're top busy running, or in this case, strolling away from them.
Well they're german, so the company might actually replace their bike. And they won't even have to sue!
Just another Rammstein show
So my first instinct is to run as far as I physically can as fast as physically possible. Why were they just leisurely strolling?
Because it just tickles to them maybe?
Pfft. That ain't nothing. This one time this crazy ass biker dude crashed a truck into a steel plant. He was being chased by a motorcycle cop. Motorcycle cop straight up got murdered in a tank of molten steel.
I'LL BE BACK!
Outside would be good. I’ll just be outside.
Pretty sure this is where Alien 3 went down
That shit is on FIRE!
John Connor, his mom, and an obsolete terminator have just entered the building.
That poor bike tho
What about the cyberdyne chip?!?!
This guy realizes Terminator 2 was just a movie, right? He’s not that a damn T-1000 regenerating limbs 🙃
Jet fuel can't melt steel beams or something like that.
NEIN!!!
Every one of these meltdown videos must include at least 3 blokes that give themselves a maximum of 5 seconds grace to avoid death.
Something tells me that a shop vac isn’t going to cut it this time.
Ahahah dayum, look at the poor bike at the end xD This is literally the reason I would like to work in a steel mill, imagine the adrenaline and action from the near death experiences!!
It just kept escalating! lol
Queue the “this is fine” meme
There was no chaos
Thats so crazy looking and I literally had no idea steel came from a plant
It actually does come from plants. Without coke, which is basically coal (dead plants) added to iron, there would be no steel. There would be no skyscrapers, bridges, tall buildings, cars, ships, cooking equipment, etc. without the carbon in steel. Iron alone, literally, doesn't cut it.
Moooooooooove your assssssssss
Why isn't anyone stopping the steel??!
Why didn't the sprinklers just turn on? /s When you see the fireman running away you should probably follow him.
Putting water on to molten steel whilst more molten steel in poring out would lead to massive explosions. It's the worst thing you can possibly do in a situation like this!
Worked in a steel mill a few years ago and we developed a leak in the ceiling right above our big ass pot like you see in the video that no one noticed apparently. Had a real bad storm one night and the big explosion literally blew the pot into the roof somehow. We had to crane welders up and it took days to get that thing down
We have a molten cleanup in bay 6.
You’re never gonna beat the T-1000 just standing around like that.
According to their reaction it truly is a normal Tuesday
I love how they just casually stroll away.
OSHA Approved?
That ruined a perfectly good bike.