Electro-Metallurgy
Electro-Metallurgy
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These trials have not resulted in success so far as the manufacture of ordinary glass is concerned, but a furnace and method for the production of special kinds of glass have been evolved from these early experi- ments, and vessels of quartz glass are now being manu- factured and placed upon the market at reasonable prices, both in this country and in Germany.
Since details of failures in scientific work are often more instructive than those of successes, some space will be devoted to a descrip...tion of the Becker and Volcker furnaces used in the experimental trials at Cologne, Plettenburg and Mattrei.
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IL Furnaces and Methods for Glass Manufacture.
The earliest furnace patented by Becker is described in Patent No. 6,944 of 1898. It consists of a small tank furnace divided into three compartments, and of a step hearth upon which the raw materials were heated by three arcs, as they passed down into the first com- partment. The furnace used in the trials at Cologne was based on this design, and in its improved form consisted of two step hearths, upon which the fusing of the raw materials occurred by arc-heating, and of a furnace-tank, heated by ordinary fuel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These trials have not resulted in success so far as the manufacture of ordinary glass is concerned, but a furnace and method for the production of special kinds of glass have been evolved from these early experi- ments, and vessels of quartz glass are now being manu- factured and placed upon the market at reasonable prices, both in this country and in Germany.
Since details of failures in scientific work are often more instructive than those of successes, some space will be devoted to a descrip...tion of the Becker and Volcker furnaces used in the experimental trials at Cologne, Plettenburg and Mattrei.
Digiti zed by Google 158 ELECTRO-METALLURGY.
IL Furnaces and Methods for Glass Manufacture.
The earliest furnace patented by Becker is described in Patent No. 6,944 of 1898. It consists of a small tank furnace divided into three compartments, and of a step hearth upon which the raw materials were heated by three arcs, as they passed down into the first com- partment. The furnace used in the trials at Cologne was based on this design, and in its improved form consisted of two step hearths, upon which the fusing of the raw materials occurred by arc-heating, and of a furnace-tank, heated by ordinary fuel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Baker Cannington Kershaw to read onlineMoreLess
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