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

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t steel works such as this of combining with the iron. Within the bosh the iron, charge from the ladles, while two others are in the fascinating interest, there is Hone that compares with ard also the slag which results from the combination vertical position with the operation of blowing in the… … nions. The object of the train of cast-iron incot The chain of molds pasaes continuously beneath the ladle, each mold receiving its qaota of the hot metal. metal mixer, which, by the molds, with two ingots to way, is one Of tbe impor- the truck, is now drawn STBAIGHT-LINE PIG CASTING MACHINE. t a n…

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