Français : Convertisseurs Peirce-Smith de l'usine de Washoe de l'Anaconda Copper en 1920. La capacité est de 65 tonnes de matte cuivreuse, soufflée en 3h (métal blanc) + 1h45 (blister). La forme du convertisseur est du type Great Falls.
English: Great Falls converters at the Washoe Works of the Anaconda Copper in Anaconda, Montana, circa 1920. Capacity is 65 tons of copper matte, blown in 3h (to matte) + 1h 45min (to blister). The converter type is named after Anaconda Copper's smelter in Great Falls, Montana where they were first used. (Despite the file name, these are not Pierce-Smith Converters.)
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