The Practical Distiller
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2d. It has a great tendency to prevent the still house from smoking.
When the wall of the flue is completed round the still, and raised sohigh, that a brick when laid on the top of the wall will extend to therivets in the breast of the still or upper rivets, then completelyplaster very smooth and even, the inside of the flue, and then cover theflue with a layer of brick, with a slight fall, or leaning a little fromthe still outwards, so that if water were dropped thereon, it would runoff outwar...dly, carefully laying a layer of clay on the top of the wall, on which the brick may rest, and thereby prevent the brick from burningthe still; carefully forming the brick with the trowel, so as to fit thewall and rest more safely--cautiously covering them well with clay, &c. And closing every crevice or aperture, to prevent smoak from comingthro' or the heat from deserting the flue till it passes to the chimneyfrom the flue; then fill the still with water, and put a flow fire underher to dry the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2d. It has a great tendency to prevent the still house from smoking.
When the wall of the flue is completed round the still, and raised sohigh, that a brick when laid on the top of the wall will extend to therivets in the breast of the still or upper rivets, then completelyplaster very smooth and even, the inside of the flue, and then cover theflue with a layer of brick, with a slight fall, or leaning a little fromthe still outwards, so that if water were dropped thereon, it would runoff outwar...dly, carefully laying a layer of clay on the top of the wall, on which the brick may rest, and thereby prevent the brick from burningthe still; carefully forming the brick with the trowel, so as to fit thewall and rest more safely--cautiously covering them well with clay, &c. And closing every crevice or aperture, to prevent smoak from comingthro' or the heat from deserting the flue till it passes to the chimneyfrom the flue; then fill the still with water, and put a flow fire underher to dry the work.
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