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gas furnace

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gas furnace [′gas ‚fər·nəs]
(engineering)
An enclosure in which a gaseous fuel is burned.

Gas furnace

An enclosure in which a gaseous fuel is burned. Domestic heating systems may have gas furnaces. Some industrial power plants are fired with gases that remain as a by-product of other plant processes. Utility power stations may use gas as an alternate fuel to oil or coal, depending on relative cost and availability. Some heating processes are carried out in gas-fired furnaces. Among the gaseous fuels are natural gas, producer gas from coal, blast furnace gas, and liquefied petroleum gases such as propane and butane. See Fuel gas



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Have gas furnaces checked at least once a year by a licensed heating contractor or plumber or the Gas Co.
We could have used a gas furnace to keep up with increasing production, but, unlike induction, which is virtually silent and only heats the metal, a gas furnace would have generated a lot of heat and noise.
The new technology sends iron fines and coal into a rotary hearth gas furnace where an oxygen reaction creates the iron nuggets.
 
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