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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 24 (December 1903) (1903)

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ling furnace, showing charging door, pouring spout, and hydraulic cylinder for upon no other have pig iron. The pig is for pulling over; E, ladle crane, with its crane in position over a mold for pouring an ingot. we stamped our nation- melted in cupolas .. and SECTIONAL VIEW, SHOWING RELATIVE… … tons, angles are rolled up to 190 feet miliar to the American public be- POURING SIDJt Of 20-10N OPEN-HEARTH FURMACE8, WITH FORE HEARTH IN in length, and beams up to 100 feet cause of their successful and widely- POSITION. the blooms from which they are made advertised competition with foreign…

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