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The eight rows of twelve bricks in each, as seen in plan, cover a space left in continuation of flues from the eight fire-holes. The bricks in the fust seven courses are so placed as to leave a flue of an average width of 4 inches. The dotted lines show the position of the fire-holes.
ART OF MAKING BRICKS AND TILES.
113 Si. Fiq. 1^- Plan of Oven, as seen when the first course of Tiles are placed upon the Bricks, as seen in Bg. 13.
The tiles are placed in bungs of twelve, and laid alternately cr...oss and lengthwise, the nib spaces them off, and supports them in a vertical position. Each side of the square is made up with bricks, as shown on the plan.
35. The manufacture of bricks^ &c., for building and paving purposes^ in a systematic mannerj in suitable premises with improved conveniences^ so that the opera- tives may be employed the whole of the year instead of a portion of it as noAV, is a subject deserving the atten- tion of the capitalist and inventor. Improvements in the quality and conveniences of this manufacture are intimately connected -with the moral, intellectual, and physical condition of society, as may be seen by a visit to any ordinary brickyard, and a reference to the evidence before the Sanitary Commission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eight rows of twelve bricks in each, as seen in plan, cover a space left in continuation of flues from the eight fire-holes. The bricks in the fust seven courses are so placed as to leave a flue of an average width of 4 inches. The dotted lines show the position of the fire-holes.
ART OF MAKING BRICKS AND TILES.
113 Si. Fiq. 1^- Plan of Oven, as seen when the first course of Tiles are placed upon the Bricks, as seen in Bg. 13.
The tiles are placed in bungs of twelve, and laid alternately cr...oss and lengthwise, the nib spaces them off, and supports them in a vertical position. Each side of the square is made up with bricks, as shown on the plan.
35. The manufacture of bricks^ &c., for building and paving purposes^ in a systematic mannerj in suitable premises with improved conveniences^ so that the opera- tives may be employed the whole of the year instead of a portion of it as noAV, is a subject deserving the atten- tion of the capitalist and inventor. Improvements in the quality and conveniences of this manufacture are intimately connected -with the moral, intellectual, and physical condition of society, as may be seen by a visit to any ordinary brickyard, and a reference to the evidence before the Sanitary Commission.
What to read after The Practical Brick And Tile book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Dobson to read onlineMoreLess
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