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Iron Melting Cupola Furnaces for the Small Foundry Stephen D. Chastain
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Blacksmith's Craft (Complete).pdf. Blacksmith's Manual Illustrated.pdf. The melting rate and quantity of molten metal required. 37° 32.131′ N, 77° 26.727′ W. · Environmental and waste disposal requirements. I personally found Iron Melting Cupola Furnaces for the Small Foundry by Stephen Chastain to be very informative. Several types of furnaces are most commonly used in foundries: · Cupolas. The coke and iron are dumped into the brick-lined furnace in alternating layers. The furnace is charged with coke (a refined form of coal used as fuel) and iron is brought on small rail cars to a loading platform near the top of the stack. Blacksmith - Iron Melting Cupola Furnaces - For The Small Foundry (2000) - Stephen Chastain.pdf. Although books on the subject .. As each layer of fuel falls into the melting Slag, composed of impurities created by the furnace, is taken off of the top of the melted iron and carried away. · The economy of installation and operation.