Annealing refers to a process in which a metal workpiece is heated to a certain temperature, held for a period of time, and then slowly cooled. Annealing reduces internal stresses in the material, improves the crystalline structure, enhances ductility and plasticity, and allows adjustment of material hardness by controlling temperature and time during heating and cooling. This process represents the annealing of 1 kg of steel, with water as the cooling medium, yielding 0.969 kg of annealed steel. This process should be used together with the production data of 1 kg of steel. The data inventory is formed by aggregating data from the annealing processes involved in the production of bearings, shearing blades, rollers, and other mechanical and electrical equipment components.