Description of stoves, furnaces, bath tubs, garden vases and ventilators (1843)
J.L. Mott Iron Works · J.L. Mott Iron Works · leaf 13
The Body or Fire Chamber is made in small sections or rings,to insure durability, the exteriors of which are made in pointsthe sides at right angles to each other, making the outer sur- 12 face three times that of the inner. The heat is radiated in everypossible direction. They are not lined with… … Note.—It is a well known fact that all cylinder or other stovesexposing equal surface to fire and air, break or burn out about fourto five inches above the grate. This is caused in a great measureby unequal expansion ; that part of the stove being heated moreintensely than either above or below. If…
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