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2. Verb. (past of furnace) ¹

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Definition of Furnaced

1. furnace [v] - See also: furnace

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Literary usage of Furnaced

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1. A Rudimentary Treatise on Steam Boilers: Their Construction and Practical by Robert Armstrong (1850)
"GALLOWAY'S PATENT DOUBLE-furnaced TUBULAR BOILER. Whatever turn marine engineering may take in the ..."

2. The Construction and Management of Steam Boilers by Robert Armstrong, Robert Mallet (1903)
"GALLOWAY'S PATENT DOUBLE-furnaced TUBULAR BOILER. Whatever turn marine engineering rnay take in the next few years, safety from explosions must always be a ..."

3. Practical Shipbuilding: A Treatise on the Structural Design and Building of by A. Campbell Holms (1918)
"For this reason it is always desirable that an irregular furnaced plate should be marked, ... To avoid the labour of fitting a furnaced plate in place, ..."

4. Practical Ship Production by Andrew Williams Carmichael (1919)
"There are in general three classes of plates: (1) flat, (2) rolled, and (3) flanged or furnaced. The first class, which forms, usually, by far the largest ..."

5. Practical Ship Production by Andrew Williams Carmichael (1919)
"There are in general three classes of plates: (1) flat, (2) rolled, and (3) flanged or furnaced. The first class, which forms, usually, by far the largest ..."

6. Marine Boiler Management and Construction: Being a Treatise on Boiler by Johann Phillip Edmond Charles Stromeyer (1901)
"The diameters range from 13 to 17 ft., and the lengths are the same as for three-furnaced boilers. Double-ended ones are rarely built. Boiler Performances. ..."

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