China doesn't recycle scrap steel. Where did a lot of scrap steel go?

The country has not carried out large-scale recycling of scrap steel, and a large number of scrap steel will be sent to steel mills for unified destruction. The process of treating scrap steel is relatively simple, first cutting, then purifying, and then applying it to the infrastructure industry. For those scrap steel with excessive impurities, it has completely lost its usefulness and can only be treated as waste.

Many people have a doubt, China's iron and steel resources are actually relatively rich, why should it be imported from abroad? There is a certain reason for this, because now is the development era of economic globalization, and China must participate in international trade, otherwise it may be abandoned, which is very bad and may make China fall behind the times. Imported steel is a way to participate in world trade, which can make the national economy flow, not as calm as water. Moreover, China's iron and steel resources should be used sparingly and cannot be exploited indefinitely, otherwise they may be used up in a few years. There are many impurities in scrap steel, for example, many steel products will be exposed to the air and rust. Removing these impurities is very complicated and costly, which is not as good as imported steel.

Scrap steel may have two uses, one is small-scale recycling, and there are not many impurities on these steels, so recycling is relatively simple. As the urine says, it is cut first, then purified by a specific process, and then cast into new steel for infrastructure projects or the manufacture of something, such as cars. And a small amount of poor scrap iron will be destroyed directly and will not be reused. The destruction procedure is not disclosed to the public, and may be an industry secret, so there is no need to delve into it too much.

Can only say that China is far-sighted. The quality of steel imported from abroad is better, and the cast steel products are also excellent.