foundry furnace

In winter, heat from the foundry furnace is collected by a hood and sent through the apartments above.

Vast amounts of wood were consumed to build ships and produce charcoal for the foundry furnaces.

Each weapon was heated to 2,300 degrees in a foundry furnace, shaped according to some geometrical design and then flattened by a hydraulic drop hammer.

After the revolution, the portion of the chain not saved was "relegated to the West Point Foundry furnaces near Cold Spring, New York, to be melted down for other uses."

The inspiration for some of his descriptions in The War of the Worlds is thought to have come from his short time spent here, seeing the iron foundry furnaces burn over the city, shooting huge red light into the skies.

An overland and underground tour of Ore Hill, overlooking the Shepaug Valley at the Roxbury Iron Mine Preserve, will include an exploration of early silver and iron mine shafts and a visit to an abandoned foundry furnace.

If we all try to smuggle him in--" And one of the girls, a really gorgeous blonde, called, "He was just telling us about that time you were in space with the pirates after you and they had stolen the big focusing mirror from the first Belt foundry furnace.