Quench Tank Inside the ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor Mill
Taken August 2016
This wood staved quench tank sits inside a rolling mill building at the former Indiana Harbor Works in East Chicago, Indiana, part of the ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor long carbon plant. Rusted steel rollers feed into the tank, where hot bar stock would have been cooled during processing.
Taken August 2016
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