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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 13 (September 1889) (1889)

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nace, above the second row of grate bars, ing upon the central longitudinal girder. At either AN IMPROVED UNDULATING FURNACE HEARTH. as shown in Fig. 1, and in the cross sectional view. side of the intermediate frames are arranged knees, A furnace improvement designed to facilitate the Fig. 3, this… … dress Mr. James E. Herring, Secretary Napanee Gas BARKER'S UNDULATING FURNACE HEARTH. TfiEANOR'S RAILWAY CAR. Company, Napanee, Ontario, Canada. ends of the downwardly extending lengths of the skids supported hearth or basin, with means for undulating ^ < ■ I > having hook-like projections. The…

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