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

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ble of hammering 450 tuns a week. There are tion in these works are based is Mr. Siemens' regenerative Sixteen melting furnaces will be built, and five eight tun six reheating furnaces in the forge department. There are gas furnace, by means of which most intense heats are ob- hammers put up. It is… … furnaces, and to the vented by Mr. C.W. STEEL MELTING FURNACE, SIEMEBS STEEL WORKS, LANDORE, ENGLAND. heating furnaces Siemens, C.E. The for the mill and hammer. The coal used in the manufacture hammer,and a mill driven by two of Thwaites and Carbutt's regenerating gas furnace, which lie had…

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