peat-fuel, and, is the invention of P. Jebsen, of Dale, Norway. The variety of oven constructions have been used without, above all, after it has been transferred into peat however, increasing considerably and permanently the process has been in actual operation for three years charcoal. output of… … Nitrogen 1.78 THE PLANT AT STANGFJORDEN, SHOWING THE PIPE-LINE. Sulphur 0.70 Ash 3.00 use for many years as a fuel. It is true that the heat- pensable for rendering the peat-carbonizing works Moisture 4.82 ing efficiency thus obtained has been small, since the profitable, as the period during which…
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