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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 3 (1895) (1895)

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They are then placed into a fur. to run on it, which takes off the scales. nace by means of long-handled iron peels or shovels The bar of iron, which is about 45 feet in length, is by the attendants and left for the heat to weld the then placed upon a cooling bed. This cooling bed is material… … bundles of wrought iron scrap are placed is made of fire sand. This bed of sand is about 6 inches in depth, the fire when passing over it causing it to harden and become like stone. The sand after two or three heat- i ings melts. It is then | ( run off and new sand ii Mh addedinits place. The Al il…

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