Radford's brick houses and how to build them... (1912)
William A. Radord · William A. Radford · leaf 20
hed with coal;but where wood is cheap, that fuel isused throughout. Firing is also some-times done wdth coal entirely. The heatin the arches rises upward through thebody of the kiln; hence the name up-draft. The outside walls of the kilnare daubed with mud to retain heat,and the tops are also… … Fig. 13. Up-Draft Kiln with Permanent Walls. is confined to the furnaces, only theflames and the heat entering the kiln.The tops of these kilns are formed of 12 EADFGRDS BRICK HOUSES platting, consisting of burned brickssealed with mud. This covering is theonly part of the kiln removed after…
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