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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 23 (December 1895) (1895)

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ll quantities, with abundant timber at hand for producing the charcoal fuel, did make iron that excelled in quality for the purposes for which wrought iron was useful. It can be said truthfully that the ores of Birmingham, with coal and coke as the reduc- ing fuel, are also capable of producing a… … representative type of the blast furnaces in this PLATT MINE COKE OVENS. able iron work ; and it is essential that certain conditions shall exist in the metal used for these purposes. Our present purpose is to show some of the plants erected for the reduction of the ores, and other views connected…

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