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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 23 (December 1900) (1900)

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when they have been properly stirred and mixed theyfall through an opening to the room below, where thepowerful presses are ready to convert them into suita-ble sized briquettes. The mixture, which is now about as thick as paste,is first fed into small moulds arranged on a wheel. . Asthis wheel… … 357 low cost. In addition to the ordinary briquettes, foruse in the home furnaces for generating heat and inlocomotives and factories and mills for producingsteam power, a special size briquette will be manufac-tured for marine purposes. This is made with theidea in view of utilizing every…

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