Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the Ontario Bureau of Mines, 1918, Vol. 27: And Containing Parts I, II and III
Blast furnace roasting buildings and: Cottrell plant Administration group of buildings The two illustrations show the new Port Colborne plant of the International Nickel Company of Canada, Limited, July, 1918. Premier Langmuir Mines, Ltd., plant, fall of 1917. Narrow gauge track from 2ud vein and also to dock half mile distant. On Night Hawk river Premier Langmuir Mines, Ltd., showing 6-foot barite vein, summer of 1917 Fig. L - Diagram showing method of replacement of water by gas Figfi 2 - Diagram shows condition at instant all water is replaced Fig. 3 - Pressure in tank now two atmospheres above absolute zero, or 15 lbs. On gauge. Fig. 4 - Pressure increased to 40 atmospheres Fig. 5 - Shows conditions of Kent field at present with about 22 atmospheres pressure.
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