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Chapter 636: Iron and Fire (1). [634]
Summary
Zhang Yue emphasizes the importance of annealing to address the brittleness of pig iron, noting its historical roots in China dating back to the Shang Dynasty. Despite advancements, the current annealing process is labor-intensive and inefficient for large-scale production, particularly for the Han cavalry's needs. He warns against the dead-end of wrought iron technology, advocating for continued investment in cast iron smelting and annealing to enhance productivity. The potential for large-scale cast iron annealing could revolutionize production, paving the way for industrial advancements and meeting the vast demands of agriculture and military.Full content
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