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Canadian foundryman (1917) . essary to break up crustsor skulls in the trough before turningwater on. dont use a cold or wet handling hot scrap or slag usetongs or a hook whenever possible, andbe n the tuyerestocks or caps, or take up slack on thebridles when the blast is on unless youare directed to do so by the for tight bridle springs or splitstock hangers, and dont screw up thenut on the bridle until the spring is not start to loosen the monkey orstock bridles, hanaers. keys or caps untilthe. blast if off and the gas is draftedback. Wear a-ossles when watchi
Canadian foundryman (1917) . essary to break up crustsor skulls in the trough before turningwater on. dont use a cold or wet handling hot scrap or slag usetongs or a hook whenever possible, andbe n the tuyerestocks or caps, or take up slack on thebridles when the blast is on unless youare directed to do so by the for tight bridle springs or splitstock hangers, and dont screw up thenut on the bridle until the spring is not start to loosen the monkey orstock bridles, hanaers. keys or caps untilthe. blast if off and the gas is draftedback. Wear a-ossles when watching thepeep sights during a cast or check, anddo not open the peep-sight plug until. FIG. 18. MODERN RUNNEB GATE OPERATED BY A CABLE AT A SAFE DISTANCEPROM THE RUNNER. ONLY A PART OF THE CARLE IS SHOWN. you are sure no one is m line with try to blow coke out of the eye-sights until the blow pipes have had time KILLED AT BLAST FURNACE Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Jan. 24.—While engaged at his work atthe blast furnace of the AlgomaSteel Corporation yesterday EmilProvost, an unmarried French-man, twenty-four years old, whosehome is in Ottawa, met his deathwhile tightening up a door of oneof the furnaces while the pressurewas on. He had resided in theSoo only about one month. to cool. Know where the hose and watervalves are situated in the cast, house, asthey are needed quickly at times. Whenplaying the bose-on tuyeres, blowpipes, or the furnace jacket, stand behind a
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