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There are industrial furnaces; these provide the heat so some process can take place.

It appeared to be some sort of industrial furnace.

More than half of the oil is burned for fuel, mainly in industrial furnaces.

The company has grown into one of the world's leading manufacturers of industrial furnaces.

The bricks were destined for use in industrial furnaces.

I stared into a few kitchen fires, and even took the trouble to go and see a couple of industrial furnaces.

Saturable reactor amplifiers were used for control of power to industrial furnaces.

Supertherm alloy is used in high temperature industrial furnace applications up to 2300 F.

More than 350 African elephant tusks, weighing about 1.5 tonnes, were crushed before being fed into an industrial furnace.

Salem, a maker of industrial furnaces and coal-processing equipment, has been seeking a buyer for more than a year.

The West German government has just adopted its own controls on emissions from power stations and industrial furnaces.

However, it was ideal for industrial applications, such as monitoring the bright interior of an industrial furnace.

"I want my soul to arise from the flames like the mythical phoenix, not be incinerated in an industrial furnace."

Birlec, a manufacturer of industrial furnaces relocated to Aldridge in the late 1950s, but has since closed.

The term is also used to define mixtures used for industrial furnace heated by combustion.

They develop, construct and manufacture industrial furnaces.

The colonial industrial furnace was originally built around 1734 by Eliezer Metcalf.

The drugs for the Beijing event arrived in heavy security-escorted bullet-proof vehicles and were fed into an industrial furnace, the report said.

The products will be used for combustion fuels in a large range of applications from industrial furnaces to small pellet stoves.

Long ago, men had ripped coal from the earth, made it bleed black, carted away its flesh to heat homes and industrial furnaces.

These include cement kilns, industrial furnaces, and high-efficiency boilers.

In some cases, these workers repair existing surfaces or apply special products such as firebricks for industrial furnaces and smokestacks.

If alleged bodies were cremated and police point out ordinary fires are inadequate to completely destroy a body, stories include special industrial furnaces.

Electrotherm was established in 1983, and initially built industrial furnaces for the steel and metals industry.

"Brick equivalents" are used in estimating how many firebrick it takes to make an installation into an industrial furnace.

She then makes a large gingerbread man with the contaminated dough and puts it in an industrial oven to bake.

The explosion took place within an industrial oven used at the nuclear-waste processing facility called Centraco.

The raw wood should be dried in an industrial oven or kiln to remove excess moisture.

However, the tray is so large that it will only fit in the largest industrial ovens, forcing many users to upgrade.

A range of large capacity, heavy duty industrial ovens are available either in set sizes or designed and built to meet specific customer requirements.

Some press coverage reported eyewitness accounts of gas industrial ovens in the coating department exploding.

A worker at a Bubble Bee seafood plant was cooked to death in an industrial oven, officials said.

One man died when an industrial oven exploded after he was directed to use it to incinerate highly combustible paint.

To save them and make proper digital masters, the tapes had to be baked in an industrial oven and transferred to other media.

Some common types of industrial ovens include:

Aerotherm Industrial provides design services for bespoke industrial ovens.

Would he mind loaning the use of his industrial oven for the baking of a giant Yorkshire pudding, 3ft in diameter?

He took advantage of the use of clay and the industrial ovens to bake many of his works of art.

The family of a Bumble Bee seafood worker cooked to death in an industrial oven last week expressed shock over his death.

Derma Shield helps protect against commercial cleaning compounds, industrial oven cleaners and drain cleaners.

In 1935 l'illustrazione italiana reported that the new factory had a conveyor belt measuring thirty metres and large industrial ovens to keep up with production.

An oven used for heating or for industrial processes is called a furnace or industrial oven.

And, increasingly important considerating the global market in which Louis Vuitton operates, is the climatic chamber, which looks like an industrial oven.

For industrial ovens and furnaces the input is often the national grid AC, which is itself electrically referenced to ground.

Wildman surveys his fresh vegetables in the walk-in refrigerator, adjusts the settings on the gas ranges and industrial ovens and runs through assignments.

The process is complemented by "sealing" the panels and baking them in industrial ovens to ensure their high quality finish will last for as long as possible.

Following independence, he ran an industrial oven factory together with his father, and was later appointed Prime Minister Menachem Begin's counter-terrorism adviser.

Industrial ovens are heated chambers used for a variety of industrial applications, including drying, curing, or baking components, parts or final products.

PID temperature controllers are applied in industrial ovens, plastics injection machinery, hot stamping machines and packing industry.

California workplace safety officials are investigating how a worker at a Bumble Bee Foods seafood plant wound up being cooked to death in an industrial oven.

Aside from the industrial stove, the kitchen is circa 1960's, with a tiny eating area to one side and a separate breakfast room.

Humvees rumble over suburban streets; industrial stoves fire up a single burger.

I can't stop, I've already got too much invested,' she said as a delivery man dropped off a huge industrial stove for the new restaurant. '

That ominous cylindrical shape in Red Hook, for instance, turned out to be an industrial stove much like a pizza oven.

Dirty pots sat cold on the big industrial stoves, and piles of half-peeled vegetables were on the wide aluminum tables.

Chefs handle frying pans behind industrial stoves and lab-coated technicians scoop morsels of food into their mouths.

Must be able to do own dishes, operate industrial stove, vary meals and be good at cooking with beef. 4 meals a day and dessert.

Houses got bigger, ceilings got higher and kitchens sprouted industrial stoves with enough BTUs to melt aluminum.

They bought the delicatessen beer cooler - a glass-front refrigerator - and industrial stove from a restaurant supply store downtown, and cabinets from Ikea.

ON a rainy October day, Donna Borders stood at an industrial stove in an old hog barn, stirring a pot of bear stew and frying green tomatoes.

The kitchen is not properly ventilated and the counters, made from a cheap Arborite/Formica, are deteriorating and melting from the heat produced from the industrial stove.

So at about 7 P.M. I cooked my little meals of ramen noodles or a local fish called ono in the communal kitchen, which had screened-in walls, an industrial stove and jumbled shelves.