On the Use of Hot Air in the Iron Works of England and Scotland. Transl (Hardcover)

Originally published in 1860, this influential treatise explores the use of hot air in iron smelting and other industrial processes. It includes detailed descriptions of the technology involved, as well as case studies of successful implementations in various iron works in England and Scotland.

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