steelmaker
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4.5
- noun
- /ˈstiːlˌmeɪkər/
:
acero
- An added benefit of this technology to steelmakers is that it can improve heat transfer up to 10 percent, increasing productivity by shortening the furnace-to-product heat-up times.
- U.S. steelmaker
- largest steelmaker
- American steelmakers
When I was born, he was pushing a wheelbarrow in something called the Youngstown Sheep and Tube Company, a steelmaker.
- When I was born, he was pushing a wheelbarrow in something called the Youngstown Sheep and Tube Company, a steelmaker.
Examples
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This would be painful for American consumers and catastrophic for the fertilizer manufacturers, the chemical and plastics producers, and the steelmakers that rely on low-priced natural gas.
Blog text (21) -
The system is being marketed by Bailey Engineers Inc. of Canonsburg, Pa., and a number of steelmakers have expressed interest in using this temperature measurement technique.
Academic text (1998) -
The hunger of the steelmakers for coal and iron was well known in this part of the forest.
Fiction book (1999) -
A valuable piece of information for steelmakers is knowing the precise temperature of the galvanneal surface during processing.
Academic text (1998) -
Technologies are essential for American steelmakers to maintain their competitive edge against offshore competition, but implementing these techniques in actual industrial environments for the first time carries risks.
Academic text (1998) -
Nippon Steel, the world's second-largest steelmaker, agreed to pay Rio 97 cents a dry metric ton unit for its benchmark product in the year starting April 1, London-based Rio said today in a statement.
Blog text (8) -
The steel industry believes the wait could be even longer. "When you tally the pluses and minuses of steel and aluminum from a total energy standpoint, there may not be a major difference," said Sydney H. Melbourne, director for market development and product applications at Dofasco Inc., a steelmaker based in Hamilton, Ont.
Academic text (1995) -
Nippon Steel is a leading steelmaker that produces high-quality steel for various industries.
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The steelmaker announced plans to expand its factory to increase production capacity.
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As a prominent steelmaker, the company plays a vital role in the construction of bridges and buildings.
Synonyms
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5.3
A person who works in a factory that makes steel
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3.3
A factory that makes steel from raw materials
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3.2
A person who makes steel in a factory
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3.7
A factory where steel is made from iron and other materials
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2.8
A business that makes and sells steel
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2.9
A factory where workers make steel from iron and other materials
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3.4
A factory where steel is made and processed
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3.9
A factory or group of factories where people make steel
A person who works in a factory making steel
A woman who works in a factory making steel
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Steelmaker comes from steel (a 'strong metal' used for buildings and tools) and maker ('one who makes'). Think of a baker who makes bread: a steelmaker is a person or company that makes steel.