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Journal (1917)

Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 697

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ry claywas about 30 lb. per square inch, compressive strength about200 lb., and transverse strength about 70 lb. per square inch. Itappeared that the relative weakness of the dry clay was due tothe uniformity of its particles, and also their hydration. F. W. H. 318. Recuperative Glass Furnace. J.… … Fig. 171 part within the furnace, carry the glass to a gathering or removalpoint just without the furnace, a gas and/or air recuperator, 7,is employed in which the waste products flow horizontally to theoutlet chamber, 21, and the air or gas to be heated flows vertically FUELS, REFRACTORIES, AND…

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