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Chemical And Physical Treatments For Wood And The Like
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23,334. Satterthwaite, C. G. Oct. 28. Firelighters. - A composition is formed by mixing wood chippings or shavings, sawdust, and mineral or common oil. Some of the composition is placed between the endj of sticks, which are compressed in a machine, bound with string or wire, and dipped in resin. A small quantity of peat may be added to the mixture. The firelighter is shown in Fig. 1 constructed with four sticks. The machine is shown in front elevation in Fig. 2. Two covers e are pivoted to the channeliron standards c, so as to be turned up or turned back on to the brackets e<X>, as shown. Between the standards are two fixed vertical rods d, d<x>. The sticks are placed horizontally with their ends and the composition in the channels. The covers are then turned up, and the pressers g, g<X> raised bv means of the connecting-rod k and treadle j, the rise being limited by the stops n. The treadle is then held down by the catch in the lever p, while the sticks are bound.
GB190323334D1903-10-281903-10-28An Improved Firelighter and Machine for Manufacturing the same
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Fuel, particularly in pellet form, is obtained by injecting processed olive residue, which is derived from olive cultivation using organic or inorganic material selected from chipped wood or sawdust
Production of briquettes from a blend of hdpe (high density polyethylene) plastic wastes and teak (Tectona grandis Linn. f) sawdust using different natural adhesives as the binder