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A new type of brass-melting gas furnace developed by the American Gas Association to replace crucible and refractory lined furnaces is described. The primary advantages of this furnace, which can withstand working temperatures in excess of 200~F, are low fuel consumption, elimination of crucible and refractory maintenance, automatic temperature control, and avoidance of excessive heat, noise and fumes.
A new type of brass-melting gas furnace developed by the American Gas Association to replace crucible and refractory lined furnaces is described. The primary advantages of this furnace, which can withstand working temperatures in excess of 200~F, are low fuel consumption, elimination of crucible and refractory maintenance, automatic temperature control, and avoidance of excessive heat, noise and fumes.
| Author(s) | American Gas Furnace Co., Trenton Brass & Machine Co., American Gas Association |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products4(5): 151, 167 1929 |
| Year | 1929 |
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