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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 18 (April 1872) (1872)

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from ascending warm In all other kilns adopting this principle, there are two heat. Fig. 3 is a diminished foundation plan, showing the currents of air. distinct stages to the process, namely, drying and burning. location of the wells for retaining condensed steam and ducts This task of retarding… … (damper) and thus check flues until it enters the open space between the double arch over the furnace; thence smoke "); and when this is accomplished, not before, a more for a longer time the escape of heat up the chimney. it passes downward between the double side walls of the intense degree of…

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