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Deutsch: Informationstafel Nr. 9 in Bad Sulza, Siedehaus Pfanne V, Naumburger Straße
Deutsch: DENKMAL

SIEDEHAUS Pfanne V Salinetechnische Anlagen

Das Siedehaus mit der Pfanne V wurde als einziges Gebäude mit einem freistehenden Schornstein 1885/86 in bewährter Fachwerkbauweise errichtet. Der gesamte Siedeprozeß spielte sich in einer sogenannten Siedepfanne ab. Sie besteht aus Eisenblech und ist hier als einzig verbliebene Planpfanne erhalten. Während des Siedeprozesses sättigt sich die Sole völlig und führt dann zum Ausscheiden des Salzes. Das nasse Salz wurde mit langen Krücken an die Wände der Pfanne gezogen und mit Schaufeln auf das "Pfannendach" geworfen. Die Salztrocknung fand anschließend auf der Darre (beheizte Kanäle mit Blechabdeckung zur Aufnahme des Salzes) statt.

Ab 1977 begannen hier umfangreiche Restaurationsarbeiten, um dieses Sachzeugnis der Technikgeschichte der Nachwelt zu erhalten.
English: MONUMENT

The BOILING HOUSE pan V Saltworks equipment

The boiling house with pan V was the only building with a free-standing chimney and was built in 1885/86 in the proven half-timbered construction method. The entire boiling process took place in a so-called boiling pan. It is made of sheet iron and is the only remaining flat pan preserved here. During the boiling process, the brine becomes completely saturated and then leads to the precipitation of the salt. The wet salt was pulled to the walls of the pan with long crutches and thrown onto the "pan roof" with shovels. Salt drying then took place on the kiln (heated channels with a sheet metal cover to hold the salt).

Extensive restoration work began here in 1977 in order to preserve this material testimony to the history of technology for posterity.
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