U.S. Steel officials announced Tuesday they would begin removing coke from the ovens at the Clairton Coke Works plant. The move comes two weeks after a deadly explosion at the facility. Officials said ...
ON THIS NEXT STEP IN CLAIRTON. THE BULK OF THE WORK WILL HAPPEN OVER THE COURSE OF TODAY AND TOMORROW, AS DOZENS OF WORKERS WORK TO REMOVE THE REMAINING COKE INSIDE THOSE BATTERIES THAT EXPLODED A ...
Brian Doyle remembers the explosion that hurled him to the coke plant’s floor — but little else from that day. It was a Wednesday — July 14, 2010 — and Doyle, a steamfitters union member and ...
Each of the 98 Glen White ovens, built in the 1880s, has a three- or four-foot hole in front and a smoke hole in the top. Coal was burned within the ovens, whose heat turned the coal to coke, which ...
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