👉 Ironmaking is a process of converting steel into usable metal. It involves heating and passing steel pieces through a furnace, where the steel is heated to a high temperature in order to melt it down and separate the iron from the other components such as carbon and slag. The resulting metal can then be used for various applications such as construction, automotive parts, or electrical wiring. Ironmaking is often performed by a steel mill, which uses blast furnaces, blast furnaces, or arc furnaces to heat
