Carpenters Geographical Reader North America
Carpenters Geographical Reader North America
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There is an oven burning ! Look into it ! It is a mass of red-hot coals. The heat is intense, but the ovens are so made that very little air can reach the coal ; and it there fore burns slowly, and many of the gases that form a part of it are driven out. One of the gases is the same as that we use for lighting our houses. The coal has now become coke. Coke is porous, and it weighs so little that without great effort we could each lift a bushel. It burns easily and furnishes a great heat. It is ...cooled by letting cold water into the top of the oven. It is dragged from the oven with a great iron rake, and loaded upon the cars for the furnaces. 240 PITTSBURGH But there is a trainload of coke ready to start. Let us jump upon one of the cars and go with it to Pittsburgh to learn how iron is made. We shall find that a number of processes must be gone through with before the rough ore, as we saw it in the mines, can be turned into the ma terial used for making machinery. We have already learned that there is no such thing as pure iron in nature, and that A Blast Furnace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is an oven burning ! Look into it ! It is a mass of red-hot coals. The heat is intense, but the ovens are so made that very little air can reach the coal ; and it there fore burns slowly, and many of the gases that form a part of it are driven out. One of the gases is the same as that we use for lighting our houses. The coal has now become coke. Coke is porous, and it weighs so little that without great effort we could each lift a bushel. It burns easily and furnishes a great heat. It is ...cooled by letting cold water into the top of the oven. It is dragged from the oven with a great iron rake, and loaded upon the cars for the furnaces. 240 PITTSBURGH But there is a trainload of coke ready to start. Let us jump upon one of the cars and go with it to Pittsburgh to learn how iron is made. We shall find that a number of processes must be gone through with before the rough ore, as we saw it in the mines, can be turned into the ma terial used for making machinery. We have already learned that there is no such thing as pure iron in nature, and that A Blast Furnace.
What to read after Carpenters Geographical Reader North America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank G Frank George Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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