Bad news: The furnace was the first one off the assembly line when the furnace company opened in 1952.
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The restart of the one blast furnace will likely take about four months; the other blast furnace will stay idled.
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Female metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters make 101.3% as much as male metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters.
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Call a plumber or a furnace repair company to prepare your boiler or furnace for winter before the cold weather arrives.
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It will replace the existing 31-year-old blast furnace at the plants, which is the world's oldest blast furnace in operation.
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To fix the problems, Nippon Steel has conducted routine maintenance more often and started operating a new blast furnace in Wakayama this month, replacing a 31-year-old blast furnace, which had been the world's oldest blast furnace in operation.
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The company will then close the existing 30-year-old blast furnace at the plants, which is the world's oldest blast furnace in operation.
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Adhunik's plant in the eastern Indian state of Odisha, with a coal-fired blast furnace, an electric arc furnace and a power plant, has an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes of crude steel.
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The second is whether a homeowner wants to buy/replace only a furnace, or a furnace and an air conditioner at once (heat pumps serve both purposes, so they can replace both appliances).
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Two of Pantin's children put firewood into the family's furnace.
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There's the furnace, and fans, and people talking next door.
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As long as the furnace was lit, there was hope.
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Oh, and there's a burning fiery furnace in the cellar.
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The company hopes to reopen blast furnace A by October.
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It also named one hot day in July "Furnace Friday."
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The Lamentation of the Fiery Furnace, Or of the Passage.
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"When one furnace is burning, another is cooling," he said.
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Do their cheeks still glow with the furnace of embarrassment?
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She worried more about Bob Osborne, a furnace maintenance man.
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The last blast furnace went cold almost two decades ago.
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In a panic, they were stuffing them into a furnace.
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In "Out of the Furnace" (2013) he played Russell Baze.
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A furnace and central heating were installed earlier this year.
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Photo by Pete Kiehart Avdiivka is not the only furnace.
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Venus is a furnace because of its thick, heat-trapping atmosphere.
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Consider this: Repairing a furnace can go as high as $800.
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The second, a noir-ish crime tale involving a coal furnace.
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Another 140 million tonnes of induction furnace capacity has been eliminated.
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After that, my furnace blew and my pipes froze and burst.
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A marionette, dangling before the lapping flames of his master's furnace.
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Closures of blast and electric arc furnace (EAF) operators are ongoing.
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He installed all the windows, all the doors, and the furnace.
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Meanwhile, all mills will have to halve their shaft furnace operations.
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Leaves danced in the air, like ash from a batch furnace.
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The weapons, heated by arcs of electricity, dissolve inside the furnace.
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Wind and solar power will replace coal at a Colorado furnace.
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There's also a furnace that provides warmth inside of the camper.
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Above, a coal furnace at a steel factory in Inner Mongolia.
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They turn on the furnace, lift the bodies, close the door.
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Given that the blast furnace Tata is looking to repair - blast furnace five - was due to end its life in 2018-19, the company was obliged to do something to extend its life by another two years.
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They then put the finished product into a microwave-based furnace box.
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In a foyer stands a tall furnace that ISIS soldiers covered with
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The third age is that of the fickle lover, "sighing like furnace".
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The furnace was just a source of heat and power for steelmaking.
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British Steel produces steel from scratch in its blast furnace in Scunthorpe.
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They wind up in London, a furnace of vice — and therefore, smoke.
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Keystone College in La Plume, Pa., will lend its portable glassworks furnace.
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Here's what else is happening: The furnace is just getting fired up.
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Potentially rebuilding a new furnace will take approximately one year, Outotec added.
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"You just gotta vent that furnace," Mullins says, aghast at Ashburn's Spanx.
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How do you bring the fiery furnace of a pizza oven indoors?
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A heat pump can replace both your furnace and your air conditioner.
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We fire up the furnace to 2,400 degrees and heat the material.
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It remains dry and temperature-controlled (unless my furnace conks out again).
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Those in Furnace Creek favor a museum and an environmentally conscious inn.
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A sizable number, including families, were trapped for weeks in Furnace Creek.
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"We just kept throwing more coal into the furnace," Mr. Estrin said.
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"We just kept throwing more coal into the furnace," Mr. Estrin said.
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To protect himself, he disposes of her dead body in their family's furnace.
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You melt the bottles in a hermetically sealed furnace at about 800 degrees.
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A robot is a capital investment, like a blast furnace or a computer.
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Abbasi's government also wants furnace oil plants to be converted for gas use.
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The occasional arrests of furnace workers and smugglers have barely dented the supply.
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These three combos will get your heart pumping and that calorie furnace burning.
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Our most recent one pertained to our Granite City 'A' blast furnace restart.
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Put it back into the furnace, and it can once again change shape.
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The sound reminded Stucky of an old furnace hissing and clattering to life.
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The Russian Room uses a stone furnace the size of a small room.
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Both use slabs from the plant's 4.5 million-tonne-a-year blast furnace.
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On the studio's back wall—the working wall—"Expulsion" glowed like a furnace.
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They poured about 120 pounds of basalt into a crucible inside a furnace.
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U.S. Steel has not disclosed its investment in restarting the blast furnace, which will have an annual capacity of 1.5 million tons of raw steel, but said in March the furnace would "support anticipated increased demand for steel" from Trump's tariffs.
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Fully relining a blast furnace typically costs over 150 million pounds ($200 million) and gives the furnace an additional 20 years of life approximately, while the repairs Tata is looking at will cost about half of that, the industry sources said.
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However consolidated markets become domestically, they argue, globalisation keeps heating the furnace of competition.
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In the 230 C (203 F) heat, it feels like a furnace inside them.
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Deluge the turkey with it and cook for six days over a blast furnace.
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He hated the coal furnace because he had to wash himself next to it.
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It was an industrial microwave furnace that heated the stone to 1,500 degrees Celsius.
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Petr Smotrich has worked as a furnace operator at the smelter for 40 years.
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One furnace will remain in operation while the other is shut, the sources said.
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The heating furnace at Aichi Steel's Chita plant in central Japan exploded on Jan.
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Toxic emissions are captured and little is wasted, with furnace slag recycled into bricks.
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They miss the point, which is not that the virus is a nuclear furnace.
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It had no furnace, no water heater — even the sinks and toilets were gone.
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It wasn't immediately clear how much it would cost to restart the blast furnace.
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As a staff member opened the furnace door, Miles walked out with his father.
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This is a logical function of Beijing's push to lower air pollution, as higher-grade ores require less coking coal in the blast furnace, and also don't require the pre-blast furnace upgrading needed if a steel mill is using lower grade ore.
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Nyrstar's assessment is that the furnace will be out of action for "a number of weeks" and that it was looking at reactivating an older furnace to compensate, although this will come with a likely restraint on run-rates due to emission regulations.
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He also said that customers often don&apost know that they need to clean out their dryer vents, which can lead to fires, and don&apost always attend to their furnace filters, which can cause significant decreases in the furnace&aposs lifespan.
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This makes it all the more surprising just how open Franklin Furnace has consistently been with their archive, as demonstrated most recently by the institute's new book and online collection, Franklin Furnace: Performance & Politics, co-curated by Martha Wilson and Oraison H. Larmon.
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When authorities discovered the group in the basement, one man was chained to the furnace.
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FOR EXAMPLE, THE CARRIER PLANTS – WE'RE GOING TO MOVE THIS FURNACE PLANT DOWN TO MEXICO.
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All of us cried during the furnace scene in Toy Story 3, don't even lie.
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When it comes to iron and copper, it's going to a furnace to be remelted.
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Blast Furnace, Alexandre Hec, FrancA lava flow as seen on Kilauea on Hawaii's Big Island.
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We got a tornado warning, so we had to take shelter in a furnace room.
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"Like a furnace," Ms. Johnson said before moving to another car at the next station.
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There was a heated electric furnace and a smart TV — two amenities I wasn't anticipating.
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They will also alert you when something is wrong, like if the furnace stops working.
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My parents went there anyway on April 6 to take care of a furnace problem.
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After tortuous negotiations, the tribe was granted three hundred and fourteen acres at Furnace Creek.
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From your furnace to your dishwasher to your plumbing, things inevitably go wrong on occasion.
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By contrast, it offers substantial rebates for the purchase of an efficient natural gas furnace.
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A strong breeze created a blast-furnace effect, igniting the fuel in other abandoned vehicles.
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Geospatial analysis conducted by UBS Evidence Lab shows planned capacity additions will result in 212% more domestic market coverage for electric arc furnace (EAF) producers versus 215% less for blast furnace (BOF) producers by 23.75 (see UBS Evidence Lab inside: Is this the End Game?).
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But it was the blast furnace that our newspaper's camera lingered on, gazing past the out-of-focus workers in the foreground, as if just by keeping the furnace lit we could have preserved the comfort and security we had so long taken for granted.
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US Steel (X) also cut its earnings outlook and shut an additional blast furnace in Europe.
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After the couple's furnace blew out in December, they burned through their savings to fix it.
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The core of Desktop Metal's tech binds powders into polymers and cook them in a furnace.
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It also plans to phase out another blast furnace and a sintering machine later this week.
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Villaver directed the heat from the furnace at a piece of rock and effectively liquified it.
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They also said they were seeking reassurances on the relining of the site's second blast furnace.
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But as the outage dragged on, the slag in the blast furnace solidified, rendering it inoperable.
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He hired local men — "robbers, thieves and hit men," he called them — to work the furnace.
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Yet even our most efficient electric arc furnace producers cannot compete against the flood of imports.
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The batch furnace could belch fire out of its chimney, like an ill-tempered whiskey drinker.
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Even though the little guy is a furnace, Erin somehow avoids overheating thanks to the bed.
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The trader a $17.80 a ton premium to Singapore spot quotes for high-sulphur furnace oil.
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"It's going to be a blast furnace," Transport Minister Andrew Constance told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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So far I've learned how to bleed the furnace, fix my dryer and install a thermostat.
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The polymer burns off inside the furnace, and the metal fuses together without losing its shape.
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Some attributed it to the anvil of government direction; others to the furnace of competitive markets.
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But the authorities said they lack the staff to stuff the animal parts down the furnace.
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The printed objects are ready to use out of the furnace, no retooling required, Fulop said.
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He and his son bought an industrial furnace, and now they make glass art in their barn.
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By that time China had invented gunpowder, the compass, movable type, paper money and the blast furnace.
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The company said it produced less steel because a furnace in Brazil was halted for planned maintenance.
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Meanwhile, there was no evidence that Closed Loop was making any progress at all on the furnace.
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The arc furnace, into which scrap steel will be added, will also be powered by clean energy.
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Handan city authorities told local steel mills to cut blast furnace production by 50 percent from Oct.
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They were driving a brown 1977 Ford van to buy furnace parts for Cook&aposs family business.
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Through eight gaping gates, workers scoop molten glass out of red-hot pots in the brick furnace.
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The baking pan is first placed on a rotating furnace, so that the bottom pastry can cook.
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Another method requires a furnace and a source of energy, so it too hasn't been widely used.
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Official media reported a reheating furnace had malfunctioned at the site, with multiple blasts and thick smoke.
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Once a mixed-media item is printed, it goes into a furnace where it is rapidly cooked.
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In 2013 Tata opened a new blast furnace at Port Talbot, at a cost of £185m ($266m).
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On one occasion, he said, he demonstrated his furnace to a high-ranking police official from Jakarta.
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Gupta said on Wednesday he was now also looking to open an electric arc furnace in Scotland.
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And on Wednesday, United States Steel said it would restart a blast furnace in Granite City, Ill.
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The furnace is filled with 20,000 pounds of boulders heated overnight to give off a powerful steam.
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This in-the-center-ring prominence inevitably shoveled more coal into the Trump/Kardashian ravenous-ego furnace.
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Furnace sales are strong, and managers have increased overtime and even recalled 150 previously laid-off workers.
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"Fine, destiny," he sighs, walking into the dark space filled with creaking pipes and a roaring furnace.
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A gas-powered furnace, installed by the previous owners, provides forced-air heat and central air-conditioning.
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My partner still exuded heat like a furnace and the comforter was still on top of us.
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Genscape said one of the furnace stacks of the cogeneration unit was also shut on Monday morning.
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We still had the old oil furnace installed in the house when it was built in 1957.
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Everyone who has ever held a sleeping baby knows how much heat that little furnace can radiate.
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He shows them this boiler room, where just 20 years ago, coal was hand shoveled into the furnace.
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Unlike mammals, which have an internal furnace that requires constant fuel, reptiles can go long periods without eating.
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In 2014, Germany reported the second known case of physical destruction involving a furnace at a steel mill.
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Empire's mid-season finale, "A Furnace for Your Foe," used the perversion of "help" as an underlying theme.
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Coal is converted to coke in a furnace to remove the oxygen from iron ore to make steel.
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But the reality is that Chinese steel production, factoring in all that "invisible" induction furnace stream, has peaked.
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She has taken classes at the Glass Furnace in Istanbul, but mostly she learned through trial and error.
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And I'm expecting to have to replace our furnace and get central A/C, which will be great.
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A pipeline at the diesel hydrodesulphurization unit's reheating furnace may have exploded, causing the fire, the company said.
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And Germany reported extensive damage to an industrial plant from a hacked blast furnace that couldn't be stopped.
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The Desktop Metal Studio system costs $120,000, will ship in September, and includes a printer and sintering furnace.
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Stolen coal and wood were mixed with trash in a furnace that spewed thick clouds of poisonous exhaust.
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Arcelormittal said it would work with authorities and look for "an acceptable solution" to keep the furnace operational.
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In March, U.S. Steel announced it would restart a blast furnace at a facility in Granite City, Ill.
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KMOV reported that the hospitalized contractors were working on the facility's blast furnace "A," which is currently offline.
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So Kerr emphasizes turnovers, and Fraser mixes things up at practice to stoke the flames in Curry's furnace.
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Approximately 70 percent of all steel in the United States is made through the electric arc furnace process.
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Firing up the furnace at home doesn't help matters, explains the New York-based dermatologist Dr. Julie Karen.
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So take some time to expose yourself to the furnace blast heat of Gatecreeper's new album, streaming below.
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Stefania Perska, 79, has such a furnace and keeps a window in her kitchen open for additional ventilation.
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In theory, this hard-line approach turns the body into fat-burning furnace that can smolder for years.
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The company had stopped work on a furnace at the plant in 1.33 because of unfavorable market conditions.
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The technology removes the need for a blast furnace to make steel, a key step in reducing costs.
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However, EAF technology has higher power costs and employs at least 50% fewer people than a blast furnace.
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The oil major was removing excess carbon from the 90,000 bpd PSLA-8 CDU's furnace, the sources said.
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The furnace is heated to 572 degrees, and a mix of concentrated CO2 and hydrogen is pumped in.
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Bridget Stevens didn't know who to turn to after her furnace broke down in the dead of winter.
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During the night, your furnace flips on and off, radiators clank, neighbors slam car doors, and dogs bark.
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Every day, 300 trucks bring garbage to be fed into its enormous furnace, including trash imported from Britain.
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LONDON, Feb 16 (Reuters) - * Shell said a "small fire" which occurred during maintenance on a furnace at its 404,000 barrels-per-day Pernis oil refinery in the Netherlands had been extinguished * The furnace was not in operation when the fire occurred, Shell said (Reporting by Ahmad Ghaddar; Editing by Susan Fenton)
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Gelman is delightfully weird as Bowman but he's really just a device to get this romantic furnace burning again.
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ArcelorMittal did not say how long the shutdown would last at the Krakow furnace, which is in southern Poland.
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Running this kind of furnace, says Bill Davis, the company's boss, consumes only 15% of the energy it produces.
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SSAB's existing blast furnace and steel plant in Luleå emits 1.6 tonnes of CO2 for every tonne of steel.
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Take that Carrier furnace manufacturing plant that Trump claimed he helped court to stay in the U.S. last year.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal Poland will temporarily halt its blast furnace and steel plant in Krakow, southern Poland, on Nov.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal Poland will temporarily halt its blast furnace and steel plant in Krakow, southern Poland, on Nov.
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Many turn to these loans as a means of covering surprise expenses like a furnace repair or leaky roof.
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They spent the winter months without heat because the furnace had been submerged in water and no longer worked.
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I leaned over the edge of the little rowboat and watched the sea pulse in a furnace of color.
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But that will be nothing like late July last season, when walking outside felt like entering a blast furnace.
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The average monthly rainfall for Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park in March is 0.3 inches, SFGate noted.
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American electric arc furnace producers are the safest, most efficient, most sustainable, and most productive steelmakers in the world.
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There, the bucket is positioned over a furnace, and at the right moment, its bottom opens like a clamshell.
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In their testimonies, they described choking on thick, black smoke, and suffering from facial burns while escaping the furnace.
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If needles aren't your thing, cleaning the filter of your air-conditioner or furnace can keep indoor air cleaner.
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Nobody is going to shed a tear about having to switch to a more efficient furnace or water heater.
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If needles aren't your thing, cleaning the filter of your air conditioner or furnace can keep indoor air cleaner.
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I shoved candy wrappers down the furnace vents to hide my tracks and somehow didn't burn down the house.
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Our hearts and minds have been thrown into a furnace; a volcano of anger has spewed from our mouths.
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Of the 20.2 Tangshan steelmakers, 1.33 have already halved sintering, pelletizing, lime kiln and blast furnace operations since Oct.
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The universe was unimaginably hot, glowing brighter than a steel furnace, with energy converting into matter and back again.
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"We'll look into economic efficiency to decide whether to build a blast furnace or direct reduction plant," he said.
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Newly relocated next to a retired blast furnace, it seems the very image of a post-industrial start-up.
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Content itself was broken down in it's broiling furnace and reshaped with the thunderous blows of foot hitting nuts.
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But if you want your metabolic furnace to burn hotter during the day, you're going to need to add muscle.
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It will still require approval by the government before it can go ahead with tests of its first blast furnace.
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We have an oil furnace, and in an effort to conserve oil, we turn the thermostat way down at night.
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There, in a foyer, stands a tall furnace that ISIS soldiers covered with painted handprints, like a kindergarten art project.
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"We will resume blast furnace production at one or both idled blast furnaces when market conditions improve," said the company.
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They will impact nearly every area of the facility, from blast furnace to finishing operations, a company spokeswoman told Reuters.
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There needed to be heat, and one of the most plausible ideas is that Mars itself provided the internal furnace.
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The reactivated furnace in the state of Minas Gerais has the capacity to process 650,000 tonnes of pig iron annually.
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The moving metal grates carry the waste slowly through a furnace at ever-increasing temperatures to ensure a thorough burn.
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Investigators believe a leak in the gas furnace is to blame, and an investigation is ongoing, according to the outlet.
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"It is expected that the blast furnace will be down for approximately 10 to 14 days for repairs," Nyrstar said.
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Sloss Furnace is located here in Birmingham and it's one of the most haunted places in America, I would argue.
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China's Magang Group Holding (Masteel) permanently shut a small blast furnace, with annual capacity of around 580,000 tonnes, on Tuesday.
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It seemed to be in great shape, but she found out after purchasing it that it needed a new furnace.
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The blast furnace he works on is due for relining, but no one expects Tata to carry out the refurbishment.
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The Finex 10-inch skillet sells for $165; the Borough Furnace equivalent for $280; the Field skillet for about $100.
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But on Friday, he said, the company turned the gas-fired furnace back on so tenants could have hot water.
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The tiny house even has something my entertainment center lacks: a heated electric furnace that functions as a (fake) fireplace.
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But none of us has earned the great privilege we share together and which is the furnace of most reform.
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I founded Franklin Furnace because I saw that the uptown institutions were not paying attention to the downtown arts community.
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Below is an orange ember, burning from a furnace into which workers are heaving coal for the shoreside manufacturing centers.
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"It's for heating the house," he said of the leaflets, gesturing toward a furnace in the corner of the room.
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Flanking the furnace were several smaller, movable kilns containing colored glass specially formulated to capture the Suomi's arresting blue hues.
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Dortmund's last coal mine closed in 1987, and the last blast furnace used in steel making shut down in 1998.
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It was the most beautiful house I could imagine, despite its old walls and slanted roof and barely working furnace.
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And then, what Franklin Furnace has been doing presenting this work, starting in 1976, is documenting it for art history.
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They will impact nearly every sector of the plant, from blast furnace to finishing operations, a company spokeswoman told Reuters.
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The Solpart team used the world's largest solar furnace, in southern France, and tried out two different cement reactor designs.
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Your gap year will be the furnace that will temper your steely resolve to achieve when you arrive at college.
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"It's going to be a blast furnace," New South Wales Transport Minister Andrew Constance said to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Printed objects are ready to use out of the furnace, no retooling required, according to Desktop Metal CEO Ric Fulop.
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"The Oita is back in full operation, while the Wakayama's new furnace is on track for ramp up," Miyamoto said.
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California's Death Valley Will Have the Hottest Month Ever Recorded on EarthA 2013 photo shows the Furnace Creek Visitor Center thermometer.
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"He asked us who was going to watch Blaze when we couldn't," says Rick, who runs a waste oil furnace business.
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The business has been suffering as cheap Chinese blast furnace steel took global market share from electric arc furnaces outside China.
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Most of its buildings lie abandoned, including a blast furnace as tall as St Paul's Cathedral that was closed in 2015.
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"We took simulated lunar material and cooked it in a solar furnace," explained ESA materials engineer Advenit Makaya in a statement.
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