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Steel Making is the process of carbonizing iron under high temperatures, for which a new type of furnace building is required.
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'''Steel making''' is the process of carbonizing {{ll|iron|iron}} under high temperatures, for which a new type of furnace building is required.
 
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==Required facilities== <!--T:46-->


==Required materials==
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To produce steel, a player needs an iron [[anvil]], a [[forge]], fuel ([[coal]] or [[charcoal]]) and [[Metal|blister steel]] ingots.<br>
To produce {{ll|steel|steel}}, a player needs an iron {{ll|anvil|anvil}}, a {{ll|forge|forge}}, and a refractory cementation furnace building, which itself will require a {{ll|pulverizer|pulverizer}}.
To obtain blister steel, the player first needs a [[Mechanical Power|pulverizer]] to build a refractory furnace, and fuel ([[coke]] or [[charcoal]]).


==Creating Blister Steel==
===Required materials=== <!--T:47-->
Blister steel is the first step of creating steel from iron, and functions the same way an iron bloom does. To heat iron up to the required temperatures to make carbonisation possible, the player first needs to build a special furnace structure out of refractory blocks and other specialist blocks.


===Creating Refractory Bricks===
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Refractory blocks come in three different tiers with different heat resistances. They are important for the steel making process as no other currently available block can withstand the extreme heat. To produce refractory blocks, different stone and ore types need to be crushed in a [[Mechanical Power|pulverizer]] first. The powders can then be used in the crafting grid together with fire [[clay]] to make unfired refractory bricks. Different compositions of powders are required for the different tiers.
To build a functioning cementation furnace, the player needs:
*1 iron door
*2 stone coffin sections
*2 stone coffin lids
*6 refractory brick gratings
*53 refractory brick blocks*
*a number of dirt or stone blocks to build the coal burning area beneath the furnace structure itself.


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The minimum raw ingredients for these items are listed below.
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*6 iron plates (12 iron ingots)
*8 whole granite, andesite, basalt or peridotite blocks
*456 fireclay, which is about 8 stacks
*29 {{ll|mortar|mortar}}
*228 of each powdered ingredient needed, depending on tier, which is about 4 stacks each
===Creating refractory bricks=== <!--T:49-->
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Refractory blocks are important for the steel making process as no other currently available block can withstand the extreme heat necessary to produce {{ll|steel|steel}}. Refractory blocks come in three different tiers, all of which can be used to make the cementation furnace. All refractory brick blocks have a chance to receive damage per use of the cementation furnace smelting process, however, using higher tier blocks will reduce the amount that receive damage per use:
*Tier 1: has a heat resistance of 90% (1 in 10 chance to break).
*Tier 2: 95% (1 in 20 chance to break)
*Tier 3: 99.9% (1 in 1000 chance to break). (Tier 3 may actually have a heat resistance of 99.9% and thus a 1 in 1000 chance to break. This information needs verification.)
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To produce refractory blocks, stone and ore types specified below need to be crushed in a {{ll|pulverizer|pulverizer}}. These powders can then be used in the crafting grid together with {{ll|fire clay|fire clay}} to make unfired refractory bricks. Different compositions of powders are required for the different tiers.
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! Material !! Stone !! Powder !! Minimum Pulverizer Cup Tier
! <translate><!--T:77--> Material</translate> !! <translate><!--T:78--> Stone</translate> !! <translate><!--T:79--> Powder</translate> !! <translate><!--T:80--> Minimum pounder cap tier</translate>
|-
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| [[Bauxite]] || [[File:Stone-bauxite.png|Bauxite|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-bauxite.png|Crushed Bauxite|100px|link=]] || Bronze
| <translate><!--T:81--> {{ll|Bauxite|Bauxite}}</translate> || [[File:Stone-bauxite.png|<translate><!--T:82--> Bauxite</translate>|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-bauxite.png|<translate><!--T:83--> Crushed bauxite</translate>|100px|link=]] || style="text-align:center;" | <translate><!--T:84--> Bronze</translate>
|-
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| [[Quartz]] || [[File:Grid Clear quartz.png|Quartz|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-quartz.png|Crushed Quartz|100px|link=]] || Bronze
| <translate><!--T:85--> {{ll|Quartz|Quartz}}</translate> || [[File:Grid Clear quartz.png|<translate><!--T:86--> Quartz</translate>|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-quartz.png|<translate><!--T:87--> Crushed quartz</translate>|100px|link=]] || style="text-align:center;" | <translate><!--T:88--> Bronze</translate>
|-
|-
| [[Peridotite]] || [[File:Stone-peridotite.png|Peridotite|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-peridotite.png|Crushed Peridotite|100px|link=]] || Bronze
| <translate><!--T:89--> {{ll|Olivine|Olivine}}</translate> || [[File:Olivine.png|<translate><!--T:90--> Olivine</translate>|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-olivine.png|<translate><!--T:91--> Crushed olivine</translate>|100px|link=]] || style="text-align:center;" | <translate><!--T:92--> Iron</translate>
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| [[Ilmenite]] || [[File:Ore-bountiful-ilmenite-kimberlite.png|Ilmenite|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-ilmenite.png|Crushed Ilmenite|100px|link=]] || Steel
| <translate><!--T:93--> {{ll|Ilmenite|Ilmenite}}</translate> || [[File:Ore-bountiful-ilmenite-kimberlite.png|<translate><!--T:94--> Ilmenite</translate>|100px|link=]] || [[File:Crushed-ilmenite.png|<translate><!--T:95--> Crushed ilmenite</translate>|100px|link=]] || style="text-align:center;" | <translate><!--T:96--> Steel</translate>
|}<br>
|}
{{Protip
|<translate><!--T:97--> One chunk of poor or medium ilmenite creates one crushed ilmenite. Rich and bountiful create two.</translate>}}
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From tier 1 to tier 3, the recipes for '''raw refractory bricks''' are as follows:


From tier 1 to tier 3, the recipes for raw refractory bricks are as follows:
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|Ingredients=2x {{ll|Fire clay|<translate><!--T:98--> Fire clay</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Quartz|<translate><!--T:99--> Crushed quartz</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Bauxite|<translate><!--T:100--> Crushed bauxite</translate>}}
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|A3=|B3=|C3=
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|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
|A2=Crushed quartz|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Quartz|A2_name=<translate><!--T:103--> Crushed quartz</translate>
|Output=Raw Refractorybrick|OA=}}
|B2=Crushed bauxite|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Bauxite|B2_name=<translate><!--T:104--> Crushed bauxite</translate>
{{Grid/Crafting
|Output=Unfired refractory brick (Tier 1)|Output_name=<translate><!--T:186--> Unfired refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A1=Fire Clay|B1=Fire Clay|C1=
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|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
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|A3=Crushed peridotite|B3=|C3=
|Ingredients=2x {{ll|Fire clay|<translate><!--T:105--> Fire clay</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Quartz|<translate><!--T:106--> Crushed quartz</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Bauxite|<translate><!--T:107--> Crushed bauxite</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Olivine|<translate><!--T:108--> Crushed olivine</translate>}}
|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|Output=Raw Refractorybrick|OA=}}
|A1=Fire clay|A1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Fire clay|A1_name=<translate><!--T:109--> Fire clay</translate>
{{Grid/Crafting
|B1=Fire clay|B1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Fire clay|B1_name=<translate><!--T:110--> Fire clay</translate>
|A1=Fire Clay|B1=Fire Clay|C1=
|A2=Crushed quartz|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Quartz|A2_name=<translate><!--T:111--> Crushed quartz</translate>
|A1N=|B1N=|C1N=
|B2=Crushed bauxite|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Bauxite|B2_name=<translate><!--T:112--> Crushed bauxite</translate>
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|A3=Crushed olivine|A3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Olivine|A3_name=<translate><!--T:113--> Crushed olivine</translate>
|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
|Output=Unfired refractory brick (Tier 2)|Output_name=<translate><!--T:187--> Unfired refractory brick (Tier 2)</translate>
|A3=Crushed peridotite|B3=Crushed ilmenite|C3=
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|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
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|Output=Raw Refractorybrick|OA=}}
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{{Crafting
|Ingredients=2x {{ll|Fire clay|<translate><!--T:114--> Fire clay</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Quartz|<translate><!--T:115--> Crushed quartz</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Bauxite|<translate><!--T:116--> Crushed bauxite</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Olivine|<translate><!--T:117--> Crushed olivine</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Ilmenite|<translate><!--T:118--> Crushed ilmenite</translate>}}
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A1=Fire clay|A1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Fire clay|A1_name=<translate><!--T:119--> Fire clay</translate>
|B1=Fire clay|B1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Fire clay|B1_name=<translate><!--T:120--> Fire clay</translate>
|A2=Crushed quartz|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Quartz|A2_name=<translate><!--T:121--> Crushed quartz</translate>
|B2=Crushed bauxite|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Bauxite|B2_name=<translate><!--T:122--> Crushed bauxite</translate>
|A3=Crushed olivine|A3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Olivine|A3_name=<translate><!--T:123--> Crushed olivine</translate>
|B3=Crushed ilmenite|B3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Ilmenite|B3_name=<translate><!--T:124--> Crushed ilmenite</translate>
|Output=Unfired refractory brick (Tier 3)|Output_name=<translate><!--T:188--> Unfired refractory brick (Tier 3)</translate>
}}}}
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Raw Refractory bricks need to be baked at 850°C for 27 fuel ticks to turn into Fired Refractory Bricks. Those can then be used to craft their tier specific brick blocks and brick grating blocks. The different tiers of refractory bricks have different heat resistances. Tier 1 has a heat resistance of 90%, Tier 2 has 95%, and Tier 3 reaches 100%. Apart from Tier 3, all other refractory brick blocks will receive damage in each smelting process. Tier 1 will have about 6 damaged blocks per smelting, while Tier 2 breaks about 2-4 blocks. Damaged refractory brick blocks can be broken to return some of their materials back, similar to a broken bloomery. Grate blocks do not get damaged at the moment, which means there is not sense in making them out of higher tier bricks.
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Raw refractory bricks need to be baked in a {{ll|pit kiln|pit kiln}} to turn into fired refractory bricks.
 
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Fired refractory bricks can then be used to craft their tier specific '''brick blocks''' and '''brick grating blocks'''. Here are the recipes for tier 1:


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|A1=Fired Refractorybrick|B1=Fired Refractorybrick|C1=Fired Refractorybrick
{{Crafting
|A1N=|B1N=|C1N=
|Ingredients=8x {{ll|Refractory brick|<translate><!--T:126--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Mortar|<translate><!--T:127--> Mortar</translate>}}
|A2=Fired Refractorybrick|B2=mortar|C2=Fired Refractorybrick
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
|A1=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|A1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|A1_name=<translate><!--T:128--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A3=Fired Refractorybrick|B3=Fired Refractorybrick|C3=Fired Refractorybrick
|B1=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|B1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|B1_name=<translate><!--T:129--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
|C1=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|C1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|C1_name=<translate><!--T:130--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|Output=Refractorybricks|OA=}}
|A2=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|A2_name=<translate><!--T:131--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
{{Grid/Crafting
|B2=mortar|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Mortar|B2_name=<translate><!--T:132--> Mortar</translate>
|A1=Fired Refractorybrick|B1=|C1=Fired Refractorybrick
|C2=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|C2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|C2_name=<translate><!--T:133--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A1N=|B1N=|C1N=
|A3=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|A3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|A3_name=<translate><!--T:134--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A2=Fired Refractorybrick|B2=mortar|C2=Fired Refractorybrick
|B3=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|B3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|B3_name=<translate><!--T:135--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
|C3=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|C3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|C3_name=<translate><!--T:136--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A3=Fired Refractorybrick|B3=|C3=Fired Refractorybrick
|Output=Refractory bricks (Tier 1)|OA=2|Output_name=<translate><!--T:189--> Refractory bricks (Tier 1)</translate>
|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
}}}}
|Output=Refractorybrick Grating|OA=}}
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===Other Required Blocks===
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Additionally to the refractory blocks, there are some more specialist blocks necessary to build a functioning steel making furnace, namely an iron door and a stone coffin including a coffin lid.<br>
{{Crafting
And iron door can either be found in ruins, or crafted out of 6 iron plates. Stone coffins can be made out of [[Granite]] or [[Andesite]].
|Ingredients=6x {{ll|Refractory brick|<translate><!--T:137--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Mortar|<translate><!--T:138--> Mortar</translate>}}
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A1=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|A1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|A1_name=<translate><!--T:139--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|C1=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|C1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|C1_name=<translate><!--T:140--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A2=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|A2_name=<translate><!--T:141--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|B2=mortar|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Mortar|B2_name=<translate><!--T:142--> Mortar</translate>
|C2=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|C2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|C2_name=<translate><!--T:143--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|A3=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|A3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|A3_name=<translate><!--T:144--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|C3=Refractory brick (Tier 1)|C3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Refractory brick|C3_name=<translate><!--T:145--> Refractory brick (Tier 1)</translate>
|Output=Refractory brick grating (Tier1)|OA=3|Output_name=<translate><!--T:190--> Refractory brick grating (Tier 1)</translate>
}}}}
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===Building a cementation furnace=== <!--T:55-->
 
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[[File:Furnace overlay.PNG|thumb|200px]]
 
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The cementation furnace is a multiblock structure that needs to be built in a specific way to ensure it is functioning as intended. When starting the build of a furnace, the player can use {{Keypress|Shift}} + {{RMB}} on the stone coffin with coal or an empty hand to trigger a building help overlay. Using {{Keypress|Shift}} + {{RMB}} will additionally inform the player about the number of still missing or mis-placed blocks in the structure. To deactivate this overlay, simply use {{RMB}} on the stone coffin.
 
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{{Protip
|<translate><!--T:147--> The direction from where the player accesses the coffin while checking for the overlay will dictate the direction the building overlay is shown. The furnace will always assume that the coffin block the player hits when checking is the one nearest to the future furnace door - regardless if the player accesses from the side of the coffin or from the actual end of it.</translate>}}
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===Other required blocks=== <!--T:58-->


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Additionally to the refractory blocks, there are some more specialist blocks necessary to build a functioning steel making furnace:
*an '''iron door'''
*a '''stone coffin''' (composed of 2 sections of stone coffin)
*a '''coffin lid''' (composed of 2 sections of coffin lids).
An iron door can either be found in {{ll|ruins|ruins}}, or crafted out of 6 iron plates. Stone coffins can be made out of {{ll|granite|granite}}, {{ll|andesite|andesite}}, {{ll|basalt|basalt}} or {{ll|peridotite|peridotite}}.
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<div style="margin-right:10px">
|A1=Metalplate iron|B1=Metalplate iron|C1=
{{Crafting
|A1N=|B1N=|C1N=
|Ingredients=6x {{ll|Metal_plate|<translate><!--T:149--> Iron plate</translate>}}
|A2=Metalplate iron|B2=Metalplate iron|C2=
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
|A1=Iron plate|A1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Metal_plate|A1_name=<translate><!--T:150--> Iron plate</translate>
|A3=Metalplate iron|B3=Metalplate iron|C3=
|B1=Iron plate|B1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Metal_plate|B1_name=<translate><!--T:151--> Iron plate</translate>
|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
|A2=Iron plate|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Metal_plate|A2_name=<translate><!--T:152--> Iron plate</translate>
|Output=Irondoor|OA=}}
|B2=Iron plate|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Metal_plate|B2_name=<translate><!--T:153--> Iron plate</translate>
{{Grid/Crafting
|A3=Iron plate|A3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Metal_plate|A3_name=<translate><!--T:154--> Iron plate</translate>
|A1=|B1=Copper hammer|C1=
|B3=Iron plate|B3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Metal_plate|B3_name=<translate><!--T:155--> Iron plate</translate>
|A1N=|B1N=|C1N=
|Output=Iron door|Output_name=<translate><!--T:156--> Iron door</translate>
|A2=Rock granite|B2=Copper Chisel|C2=Rock granite
}}}}
|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
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|A3=|B3=Rock granite|C3=
 
|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
<div style="margin-right:10px">
|Output=Stonecoffinsection granite|OA=}}
{{Crafting
{{Grid/Crafting
|Ingredients=1x {{ll|Hammer|<translate><!--T:157--> Hammer</translate>}}<br>3x {{ll|Rock#Relieving_Stone_Blocks|<translate><!--T:158--> Rock</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Chisel|<translate><!--T:159--> Chisel</translate>}}
|A1=|B1=Copper hammer|C1=
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A1N=|B1N=|C1N=
|B1=Copper hammer|B1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Hammer|B1_name=<translate><!--T:160--> Hammer</translate>
|A2=|B2=Copper Chisel|C2=
|A2=Granite rock|A2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Rock#Relieving_Stone_Blocks|A2_name=<translate><!--T:161--> Rock</translate>
|A2N=|B2N=|C2N=
|B2=Copper Chisel|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Chisel|B2_name=<translate><!--T:162--> Chisel</translate>
|A3=|B3=Rock granite|C3=Powderedborax
|C2=Granite rock|C2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Rock#Relieving_Stone_Blocks|C2_name=<translate><!--T:163--> Rock</translate>
|A3N=|B3N=|C3N=
|B3=Granite rock|B3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Rock#Relieving_Stone_Blocks|B3_name=<translate><!--T:164--> Rock</translate>
|Output=Stonecoffinlid granite|OA=}}
|Output=Granite stone coffin section|Output_name=<translate><!--T:165--> Stone coffin section</translate>
}}}}
</div>
</div>
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===Building a Refractory Furnace===
<div style="margin-right:10px">
[[File:Furnace overlay.PNG|thumb|200px|A building overlay shows where to place the necessary blocks.]]
{{Crafting
|Ingredients=1x {{ll|Hammer|<translate><!--T:166--> Hammer</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Chisel|<translate><!--T:167--> Chisel</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Rock#Relieving_Stone_Blocks|<translate><!--T:168--> Rock</translate>}}<br>1x {{ll|Borax|<translate><!--T:169--> Powdered borax</translate>}}
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|B1=Copper hammer|B1-link=Special:MyLanguage/Hammer|B1_name=<translate><!--T:170--> Hammer</translate>
|B2=Copper Chisel|B2-link=Special:MyLanguage/Chisel|B2_name=<translate><!--T:171--> Chisel</translate>
|B3=Granite rock|B3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Rock#Relieving_Stone_Blocks|B3_name=<translate><!--T:172--> Rock</translate>
|C3=Powdered borax|C3-link=Special:MyLanguage/Borax|C3_name=<translate><!--T:173--> Powdered borax</translate>
|Output=Granite stone coffin lid|Output_name=<translate><!--T:174--> Stone coffin lid</translate>
}}}}
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==The structure== <!--T:60-->
 
<!--T:175-->
#First, place the 6 grate blocks on the ground and the 2 coffin sections on them. These are the center blocks of the structure. The coffin sections will always be placed with the open side towards the player. As soon as the full coffin is placed - without coffin lid, for now - the player can use {{Keypress|Shift}} + {{RMB}} on the coffin to display the building help.
#The full size of the furnace takes up a 5x5 space that is 6 blocks tall, however, an additional layer below the grates will be required to place fuel in.
#Raise the walls up by two blocks, and don't forget to place the iron door at some point in the process.
#Build up the roof, covering every open block with one above in a stair pattern. The finished furnace should have a 2 block high chimney as shown below. The chimney on top of the structure does not have to be open to the sky at the moment, but if it is blocked there will be no smoke indications shown while the furnace is running.
#The confusing part about building a cementation furnace is the space below the actual brick structure. For the process to work, the player needs to be able to access the two spots below the coffin placed on the grate blocks, as the steel making requires fuel layers to be placed on those two blocks. Due to the fact that coal will behave similar to snow if piled up to high, it is recommended to put stabilizing blocks to the side of the two open spaces for the coal. It is not required to close this space off airtight, the player can choose to leave a permanent hole or put in a coke oven door. Note that none of the refractory brick blocks can be removed to access this space, instead the opening needs to be created one block below the lowest brick layer.
#If the structure was build correctly, there will be no further indication of missing or misplaced block when using {{Keypress|Shift}} + {{RMB}} on the coffin.
</translate>
 
<gallery widths="200px" heights="200px" mode="packed">
File:Furnace building 1.PNG
File:Furnace building 2.PNG
File:Furnace building 3.PNG
File:Furnace building 4.PNG
</gallery>
 
<gallery widths="200px" heights="200px" mode="packed">
File:Furnace underbelly.PNG|<translate><!--T:176--> Coal needs to be piled exactly below the two middle grid blocks.</translate>
File:Furnace underbelly chiselled.PNG|<translate><!--T:177--> The coal piles need to be encased in some form to prevent collapse - this can also be done with chiselling.</translate>
</gallery>
<translate>
 
==Creating blister steel== <!--T:63-->
 
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Blister steel is the first step of creating steel from iron, and functions the same way an iron bloom does. To heat iron up to the required temperatures to make carbonization possible, the player first needs to build a special furnace structure out of refractory blocks and other specialist blocks.
Also, prepare a ''lot'' of charcoal, or collect a lot of black coal. One batch of steel will use 168 pieces of charcoal.
 
===Smelting process=== <!--T:64-->
 
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With a finished refractory furnace build, the next step requires the player to fill the coffin.
One stone coffin will hold a total of 16 iron ingots and 40 fuel pieces - either {{ll|coke|coke}} or {{ll|charcoal|charcoal}}. With the fuel in your active hand, target the inside the coffin and use {{Keypress|Shift}} + {{RMB}} to place one layer of fuel first, then one layer of iron ingots. Repeat until the coffin is full and will not accept any more items. The coffin should allow 5 layers of fuel with 8 pieces per layer, and 4 layers of iron ingots with 4 ingots per layer.
Once filled, the coffin tool tip will indicate that a coffin lid needs to be placed on top of the coffin. You can now place the 2 lid blocks. Note that the coffin needs to be filled completely, otherwise the process will not start even if the lid is placed and coal beneath ignited.
 
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After the coffin is closed, the player should leave the burning chamber and close the door. It is not recommended to enter the chamber again in the middle of the smelting process, as the extreme heat inside will cause 5 HP damage per tick if inside while the bricks are still heated. The coffin tool tip will indicate that the process requires fuel to be placed and ignited '''below''' the two grates under the coffin.
Access the underbelly of the furnace as shown above from the side or the back of the furnace. Place fuel in equal amounts on the two spaces directly below the coffin. Each fuel layer on one block takes 2 fuel items, meaning a full layer on both blocks requires 4 fuel items. {{ll|Coal|Charcoal}}, {{ll|coal|black coal}}, {{ll|coal|anthracite}} and {{ll|coke|coke}} work as possible fuel items.


To build a functioning refractory furnace, the player needs 1 iron door, 2 stone coffin sections and 2 stone coffin lids, 6 refractory brick gratings, 53 refractory brick blocks and a number of dirt or stone blocks to build the coal burning area beneath the furnace structure itself.
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After the carburation process is 100% completed and the temperature has lowered, you can open the iron door and enter. Use a {{ll|pickaxe|pickaxe}} to break the lid and the coffin to take the blister steel ingots and some of the remaining fuel. The coffin and lid sections can be used again for another carburation.
The furnace is a multiblock structure that needs to be build in a specific way to ensure it is functioning as intended. When starting the build of a furnace, the player can {{SneakClick}} the stone coffin with coal or an empty hand to trigger a building help overlay. {{SneakClick}}ing will additionally inform the player about the number of still missing or misplaced blocks in the structure.<br>
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The player should allocate at least a 5x5 space for the furnace, and additional space to reach the back or side of the furnace to input coal or coke. The furnace structure is 6 blocks high, but an additional layer below the grate blocks is required. The chimney on top of the structure does not have to be open to the sky at the moment, but if it is blocked there will be no smoke indications shown while the furnace is running. Keep in mind that the furnace is, for now, always build with the door side facing in one specific direction, even if the whole structure is already finished and the coffin is added as the last element, the building overlay will still demand to build the structure with a specific orientation, regardless of how the player build it already. The orientation seems to be different from world to world - further testing or code diving needed.
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First, place the grate blocks and the coffin. These are the centre blocks of the structure. The coffin half will always be placed with the open side towards the player. As soon as the full coffin is placed - without coffin lid, for now - the player can {{SneakClick}} for the building help.{{-}}
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[[File:Furnace building 1.PNG|200px]]{{-}}
Damaged refractory brick blocks have to be broken and replaced. When you break them, they return some of their materials back, similar to a broken bloomery. Check carefully every block (some might be hidden under other blocks). If some damaged blocks remain, you will not be able to start another carburation process. Grate blocks do not get damaged at the moment, which means there is no sense in making them out of higher tier bricks. In addition, not all of the blocks on the cementation furnace building need to be of the same tier, allowing for use of refractory blocks of a different tier when replacing damaged ones.
The full size of the furnace takes up a 5x5 space as shown below.{{-}}
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Raise the walls up by two blocks, and don't forget to place the iron door at some point in the process.{{-}}
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Build up the roof, covering every open block with one above in a stair pattern. The finished furnace should have a two high chimney as shown below.{{-}}
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The confusing part about building a refractory furnace is the space below the actual brick structure. For the process to work, the player needs to be able to access the two spots below the coffin placed on the grate blocks, as the steel making requires fuel layers to be placed on those two blocks. Due to the fact that coal will behave similar to snow if piled up to high, it is recommended to put stabilizing blocks to the side of the two open spaces for the coal. It is not required that this space can be closed off airtight, the player can choose to leave a permanent hole or put in a coke oven door. Note that none of the refractory brick blocks can be removed to access this space, instead the opening needs to be created one block below the lowest brick layer. A functioning furnace underbelly could look like this:{{-}}
[[File:Furnace underbelly.PNG|400px]]<br>
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If the structure was build correctly, there will be no further indication of missing or misplaced block when {{SneakClick}}ing the coffin.


===Smelting Process===
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With a finished refractory furnace build, the next step requires the player to fill the coffin.<br>
One stone coffin will hold a total of 16 iron ingots and 40 fuel pieces - either [[coke]] or [[charcoal]]. Place down one layer of fuel with {{SneakClick}} first, then one layer of iron ingots. Repeat until the coffin is full and will not accept any more items. The coffin should allow 5 layers of fuel with 8 pieces per layer, and 4 layers of iron ingots with 4 ingots per layer.<br>
Once filled, the coffin tool tip will indicate that a coffin lid needs to be placed on top of the coffin. Note that the coffin needs to be filled completely, otherwise the process will not start even if the lid is placed and coal beneath ignited.<br>
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After the coffin is closed, the player should leave the burning chamber and close the door. It is not recommended to enter the chamber again in the middle of the smelting process, as the extreme heat inside will cause 5 HP damage per tick if inside while the bricks are still heated. The coffin tool tip will indicate that the process requires fuel to be placed and ignited '''below''' the two grates under the coffin.<br>
Access the underbelly of the furnace as shown above from the side or the back of the furnace. Place fuel in equal amounts on the two spaces directly below the coffin. Each fuel layer on one block takes 2 fuel items, meaning a full layer on both blocks requires 4 fuel items. Charcoal, black coal and coke work as possible fuel items. For instance, one such layer of charcoal will give 12% of progress towards finished steel.<br>
When testing out the process in creative or survival, keep in mind that the coffin tooltip might take a few seconds to update correctly from one state to the next, specifically once the player ignites fuel below. The coffin will show the progress in percentages, but again it might take a tick until that progress info is shown correctly. A working furnace will have fire particles inside the burning chamber - which also indicates the danger of stepping inside at that time - as well as smoke rising from the chimney.
When testing out the process in creative or survival, keep in mind that the coffin tooltip might take a few seconds to update correctly from one state to the next, specifically once the player ignites fuel below. The coffin will show the progress in percentages, but again it might take a tick until that progress info is shown correctly. A working furnace will have fire particles inside the burning chamber - which also indicates the danger of stepping inside at that time - as well as smoke rising from the chimney.


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One firing of 16 iron ingots will reward the player with an equal amount of blister steel ingots.
One firing of 16 iron ingots will reward the player with an equal amount of blister steel ingots.


==Making Steel==
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Blister steel in itself is not yet workable steel, instead it behaves similar to iron blooms, and further refining is necessary. To turn blister steel into steel, it needs to be processed on an iron [[anvil]] either by hand or with the help of a helve hammer. Note that the blister steel is less complicated to process by hand then iron blooms, and there is no possibility of pixel loss if processed by hand, making helve hammer processing almost overkill.
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[[File:Anvil welding.PNG|thumb|200px|A hot glowing anvil base with applied borax waiting for the top part.]]
Blister steel in itself is not yet workable steel, instead it behaves similar to iron blooms, and further refining is necessary. To turn blister steel into steel ingots, it needs to be processed on an {{ll|anvil|iron anvil}} either by hand or with the help of a {{ll|helve hammer|helve hammer}}.


===Iron Anvil===
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An iron [[anvil]] can not be cast like anvils out of other metals. The player first has to make the upper and lower part of the anvil each, smithing them on a bronze anvil. Then, the two parts need to be welded together.
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To make a complete iron anvil, a total of 10 iron ingots are needed, 5 each for the anvil base and anvil top, as well as one powdered borax. <br>
Start the crafting process by placing a heated iron ingot on the anvil - bronze or higher anvil tier is needed. Select the anvil base and start hammering. Note that for the base, a total of 5 ingots need to be added, and there is only a 2 pixel margin for error in total. It is recommended to add one ingot, flatten it out and only then add the next - and so forth. <br>
For the anvil top, follow the same process. However, keep in mind that for the top part, even with careful smithing, not even one pixel will be wasted. This means there is no margin for error, and any wasted pixels will result in a sixth ingot added to finish the item.<br>
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After both the base and top are finished, heat both of them up in a forge. Once heated, first place the base part down on the ground. Take one portion of powdered borax and apply with a {{SneakClick}} on the placed base, then add the top part. Hammer until both parts are welded together, this should take about 12 hits.


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Steel making is the process of carbonizing iron under high temperatures, for which a new type of furnace building is required.

Required facilities

To produce steel , a player needs an iron anvil , a forge , and a refractory cementation furnace building, which itself will require a pulverizer .

Required materials

To build a functioning cementation furnace, the player needs:

  • 1 iron door
  • 2 stone coffin sections
  • 2 stone coffin lids
  • 6 refractory brick gratings
  • 53 refractory brick blocks*
  • a number of dirt or stone blocks to build the coal burning area beneath the furnace structure itself.

The minimum raw ingredients for these items are listed below.

  • 6 iron plates (12 iron ingots)
  • 8 whole granite, andesite, basalt or peridotite blocks
  • 456 fireclay, which is about 8 stacks
  • 29 mortar
  • 228 of each powdered ingredient needed, depending on tier, which is about 4 stacks each

Creating refractory bricks

Refractory blocks are important for the steel making process as no other currently available block can withstand the extreme heat necessary to produce steel . Refractory blocks come in three different tiers, all of which can be used to make the cementation furnace. All refractory brick blocks have a chance to receive damage per use of the cementation furnace smelting process, however, using higher tier blocks will reduce the amount that receive damage per use:

  • Tier 1: has a heat resistance of 90% (1 in 10 chance to break).
  • Tier 2: 95% (1 in 20 chance to break)
  • Tier 3: 99.9% (1 in 1000 chance to break). (Tier 3 may actually have a heat resistance of 99.9% and thus a 1 in 1000 chance to break. This information needs verification.)

To produce refractory blocks, stone and ore types specified below need to be crushed in a pulverizer . These powders can then be used in the crafting grid together with fire clay to make unfired refractory bricks. Different compositions of powders are required for the different tiers.

Material Stone Powder Minimum pounder cap tier
Bauxite Bauxite Crushed bauxite Bronze
Quartz Quartz Crushed quartz Bronze
Olivine Olivine Crushed olivine Iron
Ilmenite Ilmenite Crushed ilmenite Steel
Protip:
One chunk of poor or medium ilmenite creates one crushed ilmenite. Rich and bountiful create two.


From tier 1 to tier 3, the recipes for raw refractory bricks are as follows:

Ingredients Crafting Recipe
2x Fire clay
1x Crushed quartz
1x Crushed bauxite

Fire clay

Crushed quartz

Fire clay

Crushed bauxite



Unfired refractory brick (Tier 1)







Ingredients Crafting Recipe
2x Fire clay
1x Crushed quartz
1x Crushed bauxite
1x Crushed olivine

Fire clay

Crushed quartz

Crushed olivine

Fire clay

Crushed bauxite



Unfired refractory brick (Tier 2)








Raw refractory bricks need to be baked in a pit kiln to turn into fired refractory bricks.

Fired refractory bricks can then be used to craft their tier specific brick blocks and brick grating blocks. Here are the recipes for tier 1:

Ingredients Crafting Recipe
8x Refractory brick (Tier 1)
1x Mortar

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

mortar

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory bricks (Tier 1)

Refractory bricks (Tier 1)

Refractory bricks (Tier 1)






Ingredients Crafting Recipe
6x Refractory brick (Tier 1)
1x Mortar

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

mortar

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick (Tier 1)

Refractory brick grating (Tier1)

Refractory brick grating (Tier1)

Refractory brick grating (Tier1)






Building a cementation furnace

Furnace overlay.PNG

The cementation furnace is a multiblock structure that needs to be built in a specific way to ensure it is functioning as intended. When starting the build of a furnace, the player can use Shift + Right mouse button on the stone coffin with coal or an empty hand to trigger a building help overlay. Using Shift + Right mouse button will additionally inform the player about the number of still missing or mis-placed blocks in the structure. To deactivate this overlay, simply use Right mouse button on the stone coffin.

Protip:
The direction from where the player accesses the coffin while checking for the overlay will dictate the direction the building overlay is shown. The furnace will always assume that the coffin block the player hits when checking is the one nearest to the future furnace door - regardless if the player accesses from the side of the coffin or from the actual end of it.


Other required blocks

Additionally to the refractory blocks, there are some more specialist blocks necessary to build a functioning steel making furnace:

  • an iron door
  • a stone coffin (composed of 2 sections of stone coffin)
  • a coffin lid (composed of 2 sections of coffin lids).

An iron door can either be found in ruins , or crafted out of 6 iron plates. Stone coffins can be made out of granite , andesite , basalt or peridotite .

Ingredients Crafting Recipe
6x Iron plate

Iron plate

Iron plate

Iron plate

Iron plate

Iron plate

Iron plate


Iron door







Ingredients Crafting Recipe
1x Hammer
3x Rock
1x Chisel

Granite rock

Copper hammer

Copper Chisel

Granite rock

Granite rock

Granite stone coffin section







Ingredients Crafting Recipe
1x Hammer
1x Chisel
1x Rock
1x Powdered borax


Copper hammer

Copper Chisel

Granite rock


Powdered borax

Granite stone coffin lid







The structure

  1. First, place the 6 grate blocks on the ground and the 2 coffin sections on them. These are the center blocks of the structure. The coffin sections will always be placed with the open side towards the player. As soon as the full coffin is placed - without coffin lid, for now - the player can use Shift + Right mouse button on the coffin to display the building help.
  2. The full size of the furnace takes up a 5x5 space that is 6 blocks tall, however, an additional layer below the grates will be required to place fuel in.
  3. Raise the walls up by two blocks, and don't forget to place the iron door at some point in the process.
  4. Build up the roof, covering every open block with one above in a stair pattern. The finished furnace should have a 2 block high chimney as shown below. The chimney on top of the structure does not have to be open to the sky at the moment, but if it is blocked there will be no smoke indications shown while the furnace is running.
  5. The confusing part about building a cementation furnace is the space below the actual brick structure. For the process to work, the player needs to be able to access the two spots below the coffin placed on the grate blocks, as the steel making requires fuel layers to be placed on those two blocks. Due to the fact that coal will behave similar to snow if piled up to high, it is recommended to put stabilizing blocks to the side of the two open spaces for the coal. It is not required to close this space off airtight, the player can choose to leave a permanent hole or put in a coke oven door. Note that none of the refractory brick blocks can be removed to access this space, instead the opening needs to be created one block below the lowest brick layer.
  6. If the structure was build correctly, there will be no further indication of missing or misplaced block when using Shift + Right mouse button on the coffin.

Creating blister steel

Blister steel is the first step of creating steel from iron, and functions the same way an iron bloom does. To heat iron up to the required temperatures to make carbonization possible, the player first needs to build a special furnace structure out of refractory blocks and other specialist blocks. Also, prepare a lot of charcoal, or collect a lot of black coal. One batch of steel will use 168 pieces of charcoal.

Smelting process

With a finished refractory furnace build, the next step requires the player to fill the coffin. One stone coffin will hold a total of 16 iron ingots and 40 fuel pieces - either coke or charcoal . With the fuel in your active hand, target the inside the coffin and use Shift + Right mouse button to place one layer of fuel first, then one layer of iron ingots. Repeat until the coffin is full and will not accept any more items. The coffin should allow 5 layers of fuel with 8 pieces per layer, and 4 layers of iron ingots with 4 ingots per layer. Once filled, the coffin tool tip will indicate that a coffin lid needs to be placed on top of the coffin. You can now place the 2 lid blocks. Note that the coffin needs to be filled completely, otherwise the process will not start even if the lid is placed and coal beneath ignited.

After the coffin is closed, the player should leave the burning chamber and close the door. It is not recommended to enter the chamber again in the middle of the smelting process, as the extreme heat inside will cause 5 HP damage per tick if inside while the bricks are still heated. The coffin tool tip will indicate that the process requires fuel to be placed and ignited below the two grates under the coffin. Access the underbelly of the furnace as shown above from the side or the back of the furnace. Place fuel in equal amounts on the two spaces directly below the coffin. Each fuel layer on one block takes 2 fuel items, meaning a full layer on both blocks requires 4 fuel items. Charcoal , black coal , anthracite and coke work as possible fuel items.

After the carburation process is 100% completed and the temperature has lowered, you can open the iron door and enter. Use a pickaxe to break the lid and the coffin to take the blister steel ingots and some of the remaining fuel. The coffin and lid sections can be used again for another carburation.

Damaged refractory brick blocks have to be broken and replaced. When you break them, they return some of their materials back, similar to a broken bloomery. Check carefully every block (some might be hidden under other blocks). If some damaged blocks remain, you will not be able to start another carburation process. Grate blocks do not get damaged at the moment, which means there is no sense in making them out of higher tier bricks. In addition, not all of the blocks on the cementation furnace building need to be of the same tier, allowing for use of refractory blocks of a different tier when replacing damaged ones.

When testing out the process in creative or survival, keep in mind that the coffin tooltip might take a few seconds to update correctly from one state to the next, specifically once the player ignites fuel below. The coffin will show the progress in percentages, but again it might take a tick until that progress info is shown correctly. A working furnace will have fire particles inside the burning chamber - which also indicates the danger of stepping inside at that time - as well as smoke rising from the chimney.

Protip:
The coffin will retain the progressed reached, even if the coal burns out before the process is finished! This allows the player to start the process with a low amount of fuel, and add further fuel as needed, or log off from a server without fear of loosing progress and materials. If using charcoal, exactly 5 full loads of 32 will be enough fuel for a full firing of blister steel ingots.


One firing of 16 iron ingots will reward the player with an equal amount of blister steel ingots.

Making steel

Blister steel in itself is not yet workable steel, instead it behaves similar to iron blooms, and further refining is necessary. To turn blister steel into steel ingots, it needs to be processed on an iron anvil either by hand or with the help of a helve hammer .

Trivia

The design of the refractory furnace is a modified version of the Manuel de la métallurgie du Fer, from 1895 [1]

Video tutorials

Detailed guide on what to get for steelmaking to start Guide on how to build and use the furnace German full Guide on how to make steel


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