furnace grate

They looked, instead, like slots in a furnace grate, providing glimpses of the fire beyond.

He may have been thinking of pre-oil-heating days and how hard it was to get a burnt-out coal, a clinker, out of a furnace grate.

The air coming out was as hot as air coming out of a furnace grate, and it stank something fierce.

Although the sky was a furnace grate, although Micky was slick with coconut-scented lotion and sweat, she'd grown all but oblivious of the sun.

In addition to cookware it manufactured furnace grates, feed troughs, rubbish burners, kettles, and chemists' mortars.

The floor of the pit resembled a furnace grate; little Rudy's legs were trapped between thick bars of stone, dangling into whatever inferno was obscured by the rising smoke.

The furnace grate was on the longer side of this, with the combustion gases passing out through the tube bank, along inside a steel outer casing, then back within the shorter tube bank.

Photographs make that front grille look like an old fashioned furnace grate - but in the flesh the overall effect is brutish and the car just seems to sit, squat and beg Race Me!

Fairbairn had made a theoretical study of the thermodynamics of more efficient boilers, and it was this that had led him to increase the furnace grate area relative to the volume of water.