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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 4, No. 12 (March 23, 1861) (1861)

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useful invention, and serves a good purpose for the BAGASSE AS A FUEL. In the accompanying engraving Fig. 1 a longitndina burning of tan bark bagasse and other wet fuels. But vertical seetion ‘The following communication was addressed to us Fig. 2 is 2 horizontal section. … ‘The direction of the smoke and gases is to he regulated around each in the ordinary manner. Into this fine the ¢ been at work fur various mechanical, chemical and hy dampers placed at the end of the furnaces, in order that smoke and gases from the fire place, ¢, pass by a fine, d, ricutific uses…

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