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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 3 (January 1876) (1876)

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ain phur; slate, and other impurities that, despite immense de- ing mill, with small buckets or scoops on an endless belt. Company, 6 Cortlandt street. New York city, whither inqui posits in the immediate vicinity of points where fuel is re- At the top, where the belt passes over a roller, the fine… … should, in all cases, hopper - filling cars THE CAMBBIA IBON COMPANY'S COKE OVENS be moderately gradu- that run on tracks on al ; and one of the best things to do, when plants have be- revolves precisely like a bolt in a Souring mill. Extending top of the ovens; each oven has two filling holes…

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