BOS Scrap Loading dark What remains today retains the

What remains today retains the physical evidence of a production process largely unchanged since the early twentieth century

This room was part of a steam-driven dairy plant that opened in 1939 and ran until the late 1990s

an empty shell on IN2 Light Industrial land in Chatswood East

The brickworks operated under several owners from 1884

BOS Scrap Loading dark What remains today retains theA skip loaded with steel scrap sits beneath the crane gantries of the Basic Oxygen Steelmaking plant at Port Kembla Steelworks. The BOS process, introduced in 1972 using 200 250 tonne vessels, replaced the open hearth furnaces that had run since 1931. Scrap is one of the raw material inputs charged into those vessels before the oxygen lance begins its work. Part of the BlueScope Port Kembla series.