Aluminum Mining: Inside the World's Largest Aluminum Deposits: Mining & Manufacturing

Welcome to the heart of the aluminum industry! Join us on an immersive journey deep into the world's largest aluminum deposits, where we uncover the intricate processes of both mining and manufacturing. From the rugged terrains of extraction sites to the sophisticated facilities of production plants, we delve into every aspect of aluminum's lifecycle. Discover the relentless efforts, innovative techniques, and environmental considerations that shape the aluminum mining and manufacturing landscape. Join us as we uncover the fascinating story behind this versatile metal that powers industries worldwide.

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[bradfordjeff]

AI generated script read by robot voice. At times it is just word porridge.

[Automedon]

Men do the most incredible things. How did they ever discover all the processes it takes to make the finished product? Just the manufacture of the machinery to process it is mind blowing.

[BojaneBugami]

I work on aircraft, and it amazes me how strong aluminum can be with the correct engineering. Sheet aluminum is very weak and floppy, but when the same sheet is ridged, bent, or dimpled, and installed, it's profoundly stronger. Aircraft design is amazing.

[yoursnb]

i worked for 6 years at one of the top 5 biggest aluminium smelter in world. this video recall my all the memories

[johndaut]

It's not a second digester. It is called a Rod Mill to grind the material into a consistent size before adding it to caustic. It is the first step for the Bauxite. I designed some for Alcoa in America.

[WmLatin]

I worked in aluminum research for 20 years. The organization of video scenes and sometimes the actual script of this video is inferior to many others here on YouTube. I'd look elsewhere if you want to be informed about aluminum production.

[augustlindow]

All that mining, science, and technical process to cook a baked potato and throw the aluminum foil away.

[richardmorrison]

Very well done, I worked in a cement plant quarry, processed the rock completely to finished product of bagged cement, or rail car loading .
The aluminum process is very interesting, thank you

[d.jensen]

Was blown away to learn that cast iron is used to bond anode block and steel terminal!! 🤯

[artelwell]

I used to haul aluminum ingets from a plant in Monette, Missouri to a plant in South Carolina so interesting to see how the ingets are made.

[youropionmattersnot]

The top of the Washington Monument it capped in aluminum because at the time of completion, aluminum was worth more than gold. True fact.

[nopelindoputraperkasa]

Very inspiring and informative...Excellent Greetings from a traditional Indonesian gold prospector 🇲🇨🌼✋👍👍

[lanceleavitt]

Interesting fact: Aluminum used to be more rare than gold, before they knew how to process it.

[rickwestlake]

I'm a wee bit surprised that you didn't have more to say about the vast amount of electric power that's needed to convert alumina to the final-product metal. Essentially, electricity is a raw material for aluminum production -- direct-current, at 5 volts and 100 to 300 kilo-amps. Takes about 10 to 15 kilowatt-hours to produce one kg of aluminum.

[AZAce]

My father worked at Reynolds Aluminum plant in Phoenix Arizona for over 30 years. He was a Forman for a long time and preferred the draw bench or the crane. I don’t know how he did it because the temperature in the top of the plant where the crane was ran about 150* Fahrenheit in the summer when Phoenix was 115* in the shade. I’m very proud that he gave my family a good life through all his hard work.

[lyleslaton]

From bombers to beer cans, amazing stuff.

[pradeepkumarajayaweerage]

Hey guys I'm also worked 12 of years with dubai aluminium company. Now there name EGA, Emirates global aluminium.
But what I want to say about, I can say clearly 100% of my work place only. I worked there 12 years. But can't say about any other department things clearly.
But with in this video, I got that all things clearly above my company. Thanks a lot. 😅😂😉🙂😎👍💪

[GIS-vtwx]

Very professional and efficient process.

[beardedchefau]

I dunno where that footageis from or where you got your information but that's not the Gladstone refinery, how do I know? Cause I'm an alumina producer in that refinery only semi accurate things I saw was needing bauxite and crushing it to mix with caustic but we call them mills. The processes mentioned are somewhat accurate

[DannyBailey-zqnu]

I worked for Alcoa Aluminum for twenty years. Nice place to work.