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[[Image:JD 2018 Stockholm Bessemer.jpg|thumb|Bessemer converter on display at [[Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology]]. For some reason the trunnions, which include a gear wheel and air inlet, have been hidden from view]]
[[Image:JD 2018 Stockholm Bessemer.jpg|thumb|Bessemer converter on display at [[Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology]]. For some reason the trunnions, which include the gear wheel and air inlet, have been hidden from view]]


A [[Bessemer Process|Bessemer converter]] previously used by Fagersta Bruks AB at Västanfors iron and steel works in Fagersta was donated to the [[Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology]] in 1927.<ref>[https://digitaltmuseum.se/021026305325/bessemerkonverter] Tekniska museet - Bessemerkonverter</ref>
A [[Bessemer Process|Bessemer converter]] previously used by Fagersta Bruks AB at Västanfors iron and steel works in Fagersta was donated to the [[Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology]] in 1927.<ref>[https://digitaltmuseum.se/021026305325/bessemerkonverter] Tekniska museet - Bessemerkonverter</ref>

Latest revision as of 22:50, 18 August 2023

1960.
Bessemer converter on display at Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology. For some reason the trunnions, which include the gear wheel and air inlet, have been hidden from view

A Bessemer converter previously used by Fagersta Bruks AB at Västanfors iron and steel works in Fagersta was donated to the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology in 1927.[1]

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  1. [1] Tekniska museet - Bessemerkonverter