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Français : Un des premiers fours de Réduction directe inventé par Carl Wilhelm Siemens. Il consiste en deux cornues parallèle en fonte alimentant le laboratoire d'un four à réverbère. English: One of the early direct reduction furnaces invented by Carl Wilhelm Siemens. It consists in 2 cast-iron retorts ore hoppers, feeding the laboratory of an open-hearth steel-melting furnace. |
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Source | The metallurgy of steel, p. 283 |
Author | Henry Marion Howe (1848-1922) |
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