The diagram provides information about the steps that need to be taken to generate wire.
In general, the production of wire is a linear man-made process, consisting of 9 steps, starting with coking coal with iron ore, ending with cooling the wire.
In the first main stage, coal and iron ore are coked, which are then heated to 1,300 degrees Celsius into a blast furnace. Subsequently, the coked coal is eliminated while coked iron is moved to an arc furnace heating at 1,800 degrees Celsius and combining to convert into lime. In the next stage, the lime is transported to a distinct furnace before being operated at 1,800 and combined.
Moving to the next phase of the entire process, the heated lime is stored in a vat before being moulded into a certain form. Next, the moulded lime is pressed and formed, after that moved into a blast furnace operating at 150 degrees Celsius. Finally, liquid metal pines are cooled before being finished with wire product.
