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Cost of Iron Electrodes

Posted: 4th Mar, '08, 10:21
by Tas
Crying out loud I feel thick.

Am trying to work out a representative cost/kg of Fe in the form of replacement electrodes for some modelling on piece of equipment. Have done all the googling stuff but can't make head nor tale of what I should be looking at. There's pig iron, iron ore prices input energy prices blah blah, but pretty sure I want something that represents processed/formed iron, and I know there's probably a couple proper websites I should look at but can't work out how to filter out the shyte.

HOD known as BOD or someone like you - can you point me in the right direction??

guess this is serious form boring category but thought that was more for philosophising.......

Re: Cost of Iron Electrodes

Posted: 4th Mar, '08, 21:22
by Mabel
I've just read out to husband and (this may or may not be useful to you) he says:
Once you 've worked out your volume and SG requirements, check out Tubemakers' or Onesteel's website, which may give you a basic "mild steel" price. He estimates it at roughly AUD$2000 per tonne.


ETA: Bluescope is the other company - it seems Tubemakers and Onesteel are one and the same now.

Re: Cost of Iron Electrodes

Posted: 5th Mar, '08, 07:16
by Tas
Thanks Mabel and Mabel Husband.