Nevada And California Processes of Silver And Gold Extraction for General Use
Nevada And California Processes of Silver And Gold Extraction for General Use
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176 PROCESSES OF SILVEK AND GOLD EXTRACTION.
ROASTING FURNACE.
SEC. 53. The roasting furnace, represented by Fig. 29, the horizontal section of Fig. 30 on the line CD; then Fig. 30, a vertical section of Fig. 29 on the line A B shows the right proportion and dimensions of an economical furnace in regard to fuel and time of roast- ing. The hearth-bottom, a, is made carefully of the hardest bricks, laid edgewise as close as possible. Bricks with uneven sides must be rejected ; b shows a square ho...le in the floor for discharging the roasted ore. The flue, c, communicates with the holes, c\ in the arch, v, nine inches in diameter ; they being perpendicular, are not liable to be choked by the ore ; d is a canal for the purpose of cleaning c. The distance between the arch and bottom near the bridge, #, is twenty-one inches, but near the flue, c\ only eight inches. The flue, c, can be led, either under the floor, or directly, or through dust chambers, into a chimney, which, for one furnace, must be twenty-five or thirty feet high, with the inside from sixteen to eighteen inches square.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
176 PROCESSES OF SILVEK AND GOLD EXTRACTION.
ROASTING FURNACE.
SEC. 53. The roasting furnace, represented by Fig. 29, the horizontal section of Fig. 30 on the line CD; then Fig. 30, a vertical section of Fig. 29 on the line A B shows the right proportion and dimensions of an economical furnace in regard to fuel and time of roast- ing. The hearth-bottom, a, is made carefully of the hardest bricks, laid edgewise as close as possible. Bricks with uneven sides must be rejected ; b shows a square ho...le in the floor for discharging the roasted ore. The flue, c, communicates with the holes, c\ in the arch, v, nine inches in diameter ; they being perpendicular, are not liable to be choked by the ore ; d is a canal for the purpose of cleaning c. The distance between the arch and bottom near the bridge, #, is twenty-one inches, but near the flue, c\ only eight inches. The flue, c, can be led, either under the floor, or directly, or through dust chambers, into a chimney, which, for one furnace, must be twenty-five or thirty feet high, with the inside from sixteen to eighteen inches square.
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