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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 1 (1907) (1907)

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necessary. Taking the price of the block at $21.25 per ton, and including the trestle crane and the high-pressure blow- the block must be cut off from the readily forged part, and is useful for scrap purposes only. In spite of this the price of clippings at $15 per ton, we thus get, after er,… … 36,665 pounds, the following price per ton of sound part also shows signs of blistering, so that the whole amount to from 15 cents to 25 cents per ton without block is useless for this purpose. i material: royalty. The total cost is constituted as follows: - The process described herewith is based…

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