Metallurgy. the Art of Extracting Metals From Their Ores

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Metallurgy. the Art of Extracting Metals From Their Ores
Percy, John. [from Old Catalog]
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Width of the shaft on a level with the twyers 3 ft. 10 in., and at 8 ft. from the bottom of the hearth 4 ft. ; from this point upwards it gradually contracts to 3 ft, 6 in. at the top. Width from back to front 2 ft. 8 in. at the tymp-iron, above which it continues the same to the height of 5 ft. 6 in., whence it gradually contracts until it is only 1 ft.
10 in. at the mouth. There are three twyers, which are nearly hori- zontal, or at most, only slightly inclined downwards and inwards. They are
... 4 ft. above the hearth bottom ; 1 ft. 6 in. above the lower edge of the Hosted by Google 398 COPPER-SMELTING IN SWEDEN.
tymp-iron ; and 1 ft. 9 in. above the top of the fore-hearth. Measured from the centre of the nozzles they are 1 2 in. apart. The opening of the nozzles rather exceeds If in. in diameter, and that of the blast-pipes is If in. There are three ore-furnaces of the kind described above by Ahrend, and four on Bredberg's plan, except that they are furnished with a partition wall in the shaft from the back to the front.


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