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Iron and steel works are industrial facilities that transform raw materials—primarily iron ore, coke, and limestone—into steel through a multi-stage process involving intense heat and chemical reduction. Integrated plants utilize blast furnaces for iron making, followed by steelmaking (often Basic Oxygen or Electric Arc), casting, and rolling to produce finished products like structural beams, plates, and coils. 
Key Processes in Iron and Steel Works
Raw Material Preparation: Iron ore is beneficiated, while coking coal is baked in ovens to produce coke for fuel, and limestone is prepared as a flux.
Iron Making (Blast Furnace): Iron ore, coke, and limestone are fed into a blast furnace, where hot air creates molten iron (pig iron) and removes impurities as slag.
Steel Making: Pig iron is refined into steel, usually in a Basic Oxygen Furnace (BOS) or an Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) to adjust carbon content and add alloying elements.