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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 24 (1871) (1871)

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gas furnace, by means of which most intense heats are ob-| six reheating furnaces in the forge department. There are|Sixteen melting furnaces will be built, and five eight tun tained without cutting flames or deteriorating influences. The | algo in the works six double puddling furnaces with… … ee te STEEL MELTING FURNACE, SIEMENS STEEL WORKS, LANDORE, ENGLAND. ae aa heating furnaces The coal used in the manufacture regenerating gas furnace, which he had previously invented, | hammer, and a mill driven by two of Thwaites and Carbutt’s | for the mill and hammer. of the gas is obtained from…

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