cowper stove造句

• The Cowper stove is still used in today's blast furnaces.
• Edward Alfred Cowper developed the Cowper stove in 1857.
• The Cowper stove was also capable of producing high heat, which resulted in very high throughput of blast furnaces.
• Edward Alfred Cowper applied the regeneration principle to blast furnaces, in the form of the " Cowper stove ", patented in 1857.
• In 1857, he invented the regenerative hot blast stove known as the Cowper stove, which greatly improved the economy of the hot blast process in the making of steel.
• In the beginning of the reaction cycle, the hot blast, also called " wind ", containing pre-heated gas from Cowper stoves and air, is blasted into the furnace through tuyeres.
• The goal was to only retain one or two blast furnaces including the relevant related installations ( such as Cowper stoves, cast house, winch house etc . ), which are considered sufficient to explain the blast furnace process and all related functions to visitors.
• Ultimately this principle was applied even more efficiently in regenerative heat exchangers, such as the Cowper stove ( which preheat incoming blast air with waste heat from flue gas; these are used in modern blast furnaces ), and in the open hearth furnace ( for making steel ) by the Siemens-Martin process.