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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 2 (January 1878) (1878)

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oiler by runners or studs, and the mineral wool stuffed under as the lagging is thinly flowing slag immediately scatters the stream, form- ing a spray of small globules or shot, which, on becoming put on. The strips forming the lagging should be tongued detached from the larger mass, stick, as it… … by 14 wide; the gable of the roof is PLANT FOR THE MANUFACTURE OP MINERAL WOOL. 31 feet above the floor, and a sheet iron extension 10 feet long reaches but must simply be loosely pressed, so as to thoroughly fill to the slag car. The frame of the building is covered the open spaces. For the uptake…

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