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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 15 (October 1892) (1892)

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ulverized nickel gas will not escape from the hood into the tubes. A down transformers, it will be reduced to about 1,000 ore. If a lean natural ore is used, a smaller percent- discharge pipe leads from the bottom of the vault to volts and then distributed for both light and power age of… … furnace is thus described : The open hearth furnace dark place, and thereafter held near a coil, it remains ECKHARDT1 S APPARATUS TO CONSUME SEWER GAS. dark, and no amount of placing it near the coil will being suitably heated, a proper proportion of nickel- to utilize it for illuminating purposes.…

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