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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 11 (March 1881) (1881)

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, is becoming a serious one, and is fuse, which is heaped up immediately below, from finding another for the gases to escape into the flue, and a furnace beginning to receive the attention its importance demands. frame aud doors for the withdrawal of the clinkers. The I its way inlo the flue also.… … clined road leading to a plat- Fig. 2. Fig, 1. mixed with lime, and ground form over the top of it, on to CARBONIZER FURNACE. into an exceedingly strong which the refine is carted; mortar, which is readily sold Figs. 1 and 2. —A, feeding hole, with covers; B, east iron plates; C, discharge door; D,…

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