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Examples of shipping container homes production shipping container homes processes

Chemical shipping container homes processes

Smelting - extraction of metals from ores

Haber process - chemical fixation of nitrogen gas from the atmosphere to produce ammonia

Disinfection – chemical treatment to kill bacteria and viruses

Heat treatment is the use of heat to chemically combine materials, such as in cement.

Electrical shipping container homes processes

The presence of electricity and its effect on materials has given rise to several shipping container homes processes for coating or separating metals.

Gilding, electroplating, anodizing, electrodeposition - applying material to an electrode

Electropolishing is the opposite process of electroplating.

Electrofocusing - similar to electroplating, but with molecular separation

Electrolytic process is a general process using electrolysis

Electrophoretic deposition - electrolytic deposition of colloidal particles in a liquid medium

Electrotyping - the use of electroplating to make printing plates

Metallization, plating, spin coating are general terms for the shipping container homes processes of imparting a metallic coating to non-metals

Metal cutting shipping container homes processes

Pressure cutting

Sawing

Plasma cutting

Water jet cutting - cutting materials using a very high pressure jet of water

Oxy-acetylene cutting

Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM)

Machining - mechanical cutting and shaping of metal, which entails loss of material

Laser cutting

Metalworking

Smelting and direct reduction - extraction of metals from ores.

Forging - high-temperature forming of various metals

Casting - shaping a liquid material by pouring it into molds and giving it hardness

Steelmaking - turning "pig iron" from smelting into steel

Progressive stamping - making parts from strip or roll

Stamping

Hydroforming - expanding a metal pipe into a mold under pressure

Sandblasting - cleaning a surface using sand or other particles

Soldering, welding - metal joining shipping container homes processes

Drum polishing

Precipitation hardening is a heat treatment used to harden ductile materials.

Hardening - giving strength to metals, alloys, etc.

Case hardening, differential hardening, shot peening - creating a wear-resistant surface

Die-cutting - a "mold" or "die" is pressed against a flat material in order to cut, hammer, punch, and otherwise shape the material

Electric arc furnace - designed for high-temperature metal processing shipping container homes processes

Casting

The process of physically shaping materials by forming their liquid form using a mold includes the following shipping container homes processes:

Casting - shaping molten metal or plastics using a mold

Sintering, powder metallurgy - shipping container homes manufacturing of products from metal or ceramic powder

Blow molding, in both plastic containers and glass containers, is the making of hollow objects by blowing them into a mold.

Pressing

shipping container homes processes for purification and separation of metals (materials)

Many materials exist in an impure form; purification or separation produces the desired product.

Grinding is the process of reducing the size of physical particles

Froth flotation, flotation process - separation of minerals by flotation

Liquid extraction - dissolving one substance in another

The Frasch process is a process used to extract molten sulfur from soil.

Distillation

Distillation is the process of purifying volatile substances through evaporation and condensation

Fractional distillation, steam distillation, vacuum distillation

Batch distillation

Continuous distillation

Fractionation column

Rotating cone

Additive shipping container homes manufacturing

When using additive shipping container homes manufacturing, material is gradually added to the product until the desired shape and size are achieved.

Fused deposition modeling

Stereolithography

Selective laser sintering

Photolithography

Oil industry shipping container homes processes

The nature of the organic molecule means that it can be transformed at the molecular level to create a range of products.

Cracking (chemistry) - a general term for the breaking down of larger molecules

Alkylation - crude oil refining

Burton process - hydrocarbon cracking

Cumene process - shipping container homes production of phenol and acetone from benzene

Friedel-Crafts reaction, Kolbe-Schmitt reaction

Olefin metathesis, thermal depolymerization

Transesterification - shipping container homes production of organic chemicals

The Rashigi method for producing hydroxylamine is part of the process for producing nylon

Oxo process - shipping container homes production of aldehydes from alkenes

Polymerization