File:Four de grillage de Carinthie.png

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Français : Four de grillage du minerai de fer. Modèle utilisé en Carinthie. Ce four est dédié aux minerais spathiques, fragiles et grillés à basse température.
English: Iron ore roasting kiln. Model used in Carinthia. This kiln is dedicated to brittle spatheous iron ores, roasted at low temperature.
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Source Manuel de la métallurgie du fer, tome 1, p. 270
Author Adolf Ledebur (1837-1906)
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