SF bottle kiln end

SF bottle kiln end

Bottle kilns were used for firing earthenware and porcelain products, as well as bricks and drainage pipes. Each firing would take several days from when the kiln was first stacked with the various products and then the fires were lit. The temperature then had to be carefully controlled throughout the process and, after the firing complete, the stack had to be allowed to slowly cool before it could be removed. Set several kilns alongside an industrial track, add some suitable buildings, unload coal and clay, load up the finished products.

Author: Steve Flanders

SF bottle kiln end
• bottlekilnend.im 80.66KB
• brick wall 1.texture.txt 35 bytes
• brick wall 1.tga 48.53KB
• config.txt 3.71KB
• dark brick wall 1.texture.txt 40 bytes
• dark brick wall 1.tga 48.53KB
• doors.texture.txt 28 bytes
• doors.tga 192.53KB
• roof 4.texture.txt 29 bytes
• roof 4.tga 192.53KB
• screenshot.jpg 10.86KB
• warehouse window large.texture.txt 45 bytes
• warehouse window large.tga 48.53KB

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