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Endangered Machinery: Inside a steel foundry IV

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Step IV: In which we have another look at the electric arc furnace (in the moment the doors of the protective housing opened fully and the furnace roof with the electrode masts and the offgas elbow gets turned away from the shell - ready for tapping)

Prior steps: I, II, III

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