The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 213
promoting the health of theworkmen. Mr. Calvert, a large coal proprietor, one of the gentlemenpresent, was so satisfied with the utility of the machine, having been under-ground duiing its operation, that he has since given Mr. Brunton aa orderfor one to be fixed at liis colliery immediately. We… … These kilns are introduced by the Ainslie Brick and Tile Ma-chine Company, for burning bricks, tiles, and pottery ware, andare constructed on an entirely new principle, viz.:—that of burn-ing (lotvitwanl.t, in ])laee of upwards, in a close kiln, and of apply-ing the surplus heat of the burning…
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