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Descriptive catalogue of "steel mixture": boiler door arches, fire box blocks and back combustion chamber arches (1916)

McLeod & Henry Co. · McLeod & Henry Co. · leaf 10

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k work. The topand sides have plenty of flare so as not to interferewith the spreading of coal. All these points, together with the quality ofthe material give our arch the remarkable lastingpower and general efficiency that has made itfamous. In order to quote prices we should have themeasurements… … < ^ } The Boiler Door Arch (Con.) HIS cut shows plainly how the **STEELMIXTURE** arch completely fills the spaceover the dead plate and under the smokebox. As the boiler is in many cases so arrangedthat it is much higher than the top of the arch,brick work is usually laid upon the latter, which…

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