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Illustration: Vintage Diagram Of A Booth Indirect Arc Rotating Furnace

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Vintage illustration diagram showing a Booth Indirect Arc Rotating Furnace. An electric arc furnace in which the heat is produced by striking the arc between two electrodes and then transferred to the charge to be heated is called an indirect arc furnace. 1900s reference to engineering.

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Illustration: Vintage Diagram Of A Booth Indirect Arc Rotating Furnace

Vintage illustration diagram showing a Booth Indirect Arc Rotating Furnace. An electric arc furnace in which the heat is produced by striking the arc between two electrodes and then transferred to the charge to be heated is called an indirect arc furnace. 1900s reference to engineering.

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