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Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Research Group.
The website for the Wealden Iron Research Group is http://www.wealdeniron.org.uk
An application to join the Wealden Iron Research Group can be found on their website.
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oakland, CA. Iron oxide ore is reduced in the furnace to iron. Impurities are removed as molten slag by tapping. The result is a big bloom that can be forged and consolidated using traditional blacksmithing techniques.
- published: 17 Jul 2011
- views: 79188
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
A bloomery consists of a pit or chimney with heat-resistant walls made of earth, clay, or stone. Near the bottom, one or more pipes (made of clay or metal) enter through the side walls. These pipes, called tuyères, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe. An opening at the bottom of the bloomery may be used to remove the bloom, or the bloomery can be tipped over and the bloom removed from the top.
The ore is broken into small pieces and usually roasted in a fire to remove any moisture in the ore. Any large impurities in the ore can be crushed and removed. Since slag from previous blooms may have a high iron content, it can also be broken up and recycled into the bloomery with the new ore.
In operation, the bloomery is preheated by burning charcoal, and once hot, iron ore and additional charcoal are introduced through the top, in a roughly one to one ratio. Inside the furnace, carbon monoxide from the incomplete combustion of the charcoal reduces the iron oxides in the ore to metallic iron, without melting the ore; this allows the bloomery to operate at lower temperatures than the melting temperature of the ore. As the desired product of a bloomery is iron which is easily forgeable, it required a low carbon content. The temperature and ratio of charcoal to iron ore must be carefully controlled to keep the iron from absorbing too much carbon and thus becoming unforgeable. Cast iron occurs when the iron melts and absorbs 2% to 4% carbon. Because the bloomery is self-fluxing the addition of limestone is not required to form a slag.
The small particles of iron produced in this way fall to the bottom of the furnace, where they combine with molten slag, often consisting of fayalite, a compound of silicon, oxygen and iron mixed with other impurities from the ore. The mixed iron and slag cool to form a spongy mass referred to as the bloom. Because the bloom is highly porous, and its open spaces are full of slag, the bloom must later be reheated and beaten with a hammer to drive the molten slag out of it. Iron treated this way is said to be wrought (worked), and the resulting iron, with reduced amounts of slag is called wrought iron or bar iron. It is also possible to produce blooms coated in steel by manipulating the charge of and air flow to the bloomery.
Early European bloomeries were relatively small, smelting less than 1 kg of iron with each firing. Medieval Europe saw the construction of progressively larger bloomeries, with a capacity of about 15 kg on average. The use of waterwheels to power the bellows allowed the bloomery to become larger and hotter. European average bloom sizes quickly rose to 300 kg, where they levelled off with the demise of the bloomery.
As a bloomery's size is increased, the iron ore is exposed to burning charcoal for a longer time. When combined with the strong air blast required to penetrate the large ore and charcoal stack, this may cause part of the iron to melt and become saturated with carbon in the process, producing unforgeable pig iron which requires oxidation to be reduced into cast iron, steel, and iron. This pig iron was considered a waste product detracting from the largest bloomeries' yield, and it is not until the 14th century that early blast furnaces, identical in construction but dedicated to the production of molten iron, were recognized.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomery
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 20695
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recorded in Vilobí del Penedès near Barcelona. Miquel Segura and Jesus Hernandez running the furnace at the place of Josep Rovira.
- published: 19 Nov 2010
- views: 25310
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, june 2013. Bloomery: Iron made from bog ore and lake ore. Bloom iron. Ancient ironmaking methods. Bloom furnace. Archaeological metallurgy.
Blästjärnframställning i Hälltjärn, Järbo, Gästrikland, Gävleborgs län i Sverige, juni 2013. Järn framställt av rödjord och sjömalm i en blästugn. Blästjärnsframställning. Medlemmar från Hälltjärnsprojektet, Gästrikland och medlemmar från Tranemo-gänget "Järnstollarna" från Småland. Lyckade järnframställningsförsök enligt forntida järnframställningsmetoder. Arkeometallurgi.
Se mer på www.helltjern.se och www.forntidajern.se
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 5632
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt reconstructing an Iron Age/Early Medieval bloomery furnace from Ireland.
- published: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 64710
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a sensitive ecosystem.
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Eco Gameplay Information:
Enter the world of Eco, where you must team-up to build civilization and prevent a disaster, using resources from a fully simulated ecosystem, where your every action affects the lives of countless species.
Will you and your fellow builders collaborate successfully, creating laws to guide player actions, finding a balance that takes from the ecosystem without damaging it? Or will the world be destroyed by short-sighted choices that pollute the environment in exchange for immediate resource gains? Or, do players act too slowly, and the world is consumed by a disaster that could have been avoided if you developed the right technology? In Eco, you must find a balance as a group if the world is to survive.
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Eco Gameplay Features:
• Everything you do affects the ecosystem, and players can destroy their food supply and world (server-wide permadeath)
• Create a player-run government to make decisions as a group, proposing and voting on laws
• Use data gathered from the world to propose and vote on laws as a group. Debate with scientific argumentation.
• Create a player-run economy that allows you to sell not only good but services in the form of server-enforced contracts (simulating a player driven quest system).
• PvP takes the form of a player-run criminal justice system. Breaking the player-made laws can result in arrest and punishment.
• Your food level determines your skill-increase rate, making food very important and tying players directly to the ecosystem from which it comes.
• A game with goals higher than entertainment. We plan to build it for schools as an augmented classroom world students share.
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There are tons of great websites out there to help with tutorials, guides, resources and general gameplay tips. Check these sites out here:
The Eco subreddit► https://www.reddit.com/r/EcoGlobalSurvival/
The Eco wiki► http://eco.gamepedia.com/ECO_Wiki
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You can download Eco from one of the following official websites.
Download Eco from the Steam store here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
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- published: 29 Jan 2017
- views: 1330
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style.
"A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
Iron ore melted in makeshift furnace.
Tudor blast furnace: http://youtu.be/v46lzPosC1g?t=38m56s
From Edwardian Farm:
Charcoal burn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yK0rLQa3j4
For however long it lasts--the 'Edwardian Farm' and 'Victorian Farm' documentaries are available on this channel:
BBC Farm series:
Tales from the Green Valley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpqpwJ__Ek&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUA6S_xLEwRkc6ygmij5xQ
Tudor Monastery Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1ERDYjsHBg&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUg-3jbfHILhh6JFtnj7uq
Victorian Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5T2TU-Na_c&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6F2f4_hxuK2T3pF8XgD82Zw
Edwardian Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcBl4_2FJX4&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6E-5y2gUvJNlI3eBobkbFs5
Wartime Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hou91pLDvDs&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FjTvB4yJp41J6-ebSJJ37Z
- published: 22 Jan 2011
- views: 26381
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com
Click Here https://reverb.com/marketplace?utm_source=shnobel&query;=Tapestry+Audio+Bloomery&_aid=shnobel
Signal chain, Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson Model Guitar into a Klon Centar into the Bloomery then into the TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Delay into a 1974 Marshall Head 100w
- published: 29 Feb 2016
- views: 7849
Bloomery
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
Process
A bloomery consists of a pit or chimney with heat-resistant walls made of earth, clay, or stone. Near the bottom, one or more pipes (made of clay or metal) enter through the side walls. These pipes, called tuyères, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe. An opening at the bottom of the bloomery may be used to remove the bloom, or the bloomery can be tipped over and the bloom removed from the top.
The first step taken before the bloomery can be used is the preparation of the charcoal and the iron ore. The charcoal is produced by heating wood to produce the nearly pure carbon fuel needed for the smelting process. The ore is broken into small pieces and usually roasted in a fire to remove any moisture in the ore. Any large impurities in the ore can be crushed and removed. Since slag from previous blooms may have a high iron content, it can also be broken up and recycled into the bloomery with the new ore.
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9:26Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery FurnaceMaking Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Research Group. The website for the Wealden Iron Research Group is http://www.wealdeniron.org.uk An application to join the Wealden Iron Research Group can be found on their website. -
6:47Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery FurnaceMaking Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oakland, CA. Iron oxide ore is reduced in the furnace to iron. Impurities are removed as molten slag by tapping. The result is a big bloom that can be forged and consolidated using traditional blacksmithing techniques. -
5:39Bloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
Bloomery - Ancient Mobile FurnaceBloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron. A bloomery consists of a pit or chimney with heat-resistant walls made of earth, clay, or stone. Near the bottom, one or more pipes (made of clay or metal) enter through the side walls. These pipes, called tuyères, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe. An opening at the bottom of the bloomery may be used to remove the bloom, or the bloomery can be tipped over and the bloom removed from the top. The ore is broken into small pieces and usually roasted in a fire to remove any moisture in the ore. Any large impurities in the ore can be crushed and removed. Since slag from previous blooms may have a high iron content, it can also be broken up and recycled into the bloomery with the new ore. In operation, the bloomery is preheated by burning charcoal, and once hot, iron ore and additional charcoal are introduced through the top, in a roughly one to one ratio. Inside the furnace, carbon monoxide from the incomplete combustion of the charcoal reduces the iron oxides in the ore to metallic iron, without melting the ore; this allows the bloomery to operate at lower temperatures than the melting temperature of the ore. As the desired product of a bloomery is iron which is easily forgeable, it required a low carbon content. The temperature and ratio of charcoal to iron ore must be carefully controlled to keep the iron from absorbing too much carbon and thus becoming unforgeable. Cast iron occurs when the iron melts and absorbs 2% to 4% carbon. Because the bloomery is self-fluxing the addition of limestone is not required to form a slag. The small particles of iron produced in this way fall to the bottom of the furnace, where they combine with molten slag, often consisting of fayalite, a compound of silicon, oxygen and iron mixed with other impurities from the ore. The mixed iron and slag cool to form a spongy mass referred to as the bloom. Because the bloom is highly porous, and its open spaces are full of slag, the bloom must later be reheated and beaten with a hammer to drive the molten slag out of it. Iron treated this way is said to be wrought (worked), and the resulting iron, with reduced amounts of slag is called wrought iron or bar iron. It is also possible to produce blooms coated in steel by manipulating the charge of and air flow to the bloomery. Early European bloomeries were relatively small, smelting less than 1 kg of iron with each firing. Medieval Europe saw the construction of progressively larger bloomeries, with a capacity of about 15 kg on average. The use of waterwheels to power the bellows allowed the bloomery to become larger and hotter. European average bloom sizes quickly rose to 300 kg, where they levelled off with the demise of the bloomery. As a bloomery's size is increased, the iron ore is exposed to burning charcoal for a longer time. When combined with the strong air blast required to penetrate the large ore and charcoal stack, this may cause part of the iron to melt and become saturated with carbon in the process, producing unforgeable pig iron which requires oxidation to be reduced into cast iron, steel, and iron. This pig iron was considered a waste product detracting from the largest bloomeries' yield, and it is not until the 14th century that early blast furnaces, identical in construction but dedicated to the production of molten iron, were recognized. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomery -
9:17Bloomery iron part I
Bloomery iron part IBloomery iron part I
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8:45Vilobi bloomery steel
Vilobi bloomery steelVilobi bloomery steel
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recorded in Vilobí del Penedès near Barcelona. Miquel Segura and Jesus Hernandez running the furnace at the place of Josep Rovira. -
6:29Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, june 2013. Bloomery: Iron made from bog ore and lake ore. Bloom iron. Ancient ironmaking methods. Bloom furnace. Archaeological metallurgy. Blästjärnframställning i Hälltjärn, Järbo, Gästrikland, Gävleborgs län i Sverige, juni 2013. Järn framställt av rödjord och sjömalm i en blästugn. Blästjärnsframställning. Medlemmar från Hälltjärnsprojektet, Gästrikland och medlemmar från Tranemo-gänget "Järnstollarna" från Småland. Lyckade järnframställningsförsök enligt forntida järnframställningsmetoder. Arkeometallurgi. Se mer på www.helltjern.se och www.forntidajern.se -
9:39Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt reconstructing an Iron Age/Early Medieval bloomery furnace from Ireland. -
23:29Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a sensitive ecosystem. Hey all and welcome to my Eco Let's Play Gameplay series (S-1) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ⓚ Watch more Eco let’s play gameplay here in my playlist. • Season 1► https://goo.gl/0XIvcn Ⓚ Some other gameplay / lets play playlists you might be interested in. • 7 Days to Die► http://goo.gl/g4K6P3 • Space Engineers► http://goo.gl/HuDJp1 • The Forest► http://goo.gl/dz3ZBN • This Early Access game is not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to play this game in its current state, then you should wait to see if the game progresses further in development. Ⓚ Feel like Subscribing?► https://www.youtube.com/user/Kage848 My Friends YouTube Channels: • Game Edged► http://bit.ly/2jgNSf9 • Pam► http://bit.ly/2gbHjcj • Ohnocoho► http://bit.ly/2hryPvO • Bish:►http://bit.ly/2hryYPS • DreadPirate_Duo► http://bit.ly/2gEfsTw Ⓚ Check out my Patreon if you would like to show some support. There are reward tiers here too as a thank you for your support► https://www.patreon.com/user?u=828626&ty;=h --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ⓚ Social Media • Follow my Stream for live gameplay of games like Creativerse, 7 Days to Die, Space Engineers, Project Zomboid, and many others. Check the schedule while you’re there► http://www.twitch.tv/Kage_848 • Like my Kage848 Facebook page here► http://www.facebook.com/Kage848?ref=hl • Follow me on Twitter for up to date info about my current/upcoming gameplay / lets play video’s and my upcoming streams► https://twitter.com/#!/Kage848 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eco Gameplay Information: Enter the world of Eco, where you must team-up to build civilization and prevent a disaster, using resources from a fully simulated ecosystem, where your every action affects the lives of countless species. Will you and your fellow builders collaborate successfully, creating laws to guide player actions, finding a balance that takes from the ecosystem without damaging it? Or will the world be destroyed by short-sighted choices that pollute the environment in exchange for immediate resource gains? Or, do players act too slowly, and the world is consumed by a disaster that could have been avoided if you developed the right technology? In Eco, you must find a balance as a group if the world is to survive. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eco Gameplay Features: • Everything you do affects the ecosystem, and players can destroy their food supply and world (server-wide permadeath) • Create a player-run government to make decisions as a group, proposing and voting on laws • Use data gathered from the world to propose and vote on laws as a group. Debate with scientific argumentation. • Create a player-run economy that allows you to sell not only good but services in the form of server-enforced contracts (simulating a player driven quest system). • PvP takes the form of a player-run criminal justice system. Breaking the player-made laws can result in arrest and punishment. • Your food level determines your skill-increase rate, making food very important and tying players directly to the ecosystem from which it comes. • A game with goals higher than entertainment. We plan to build it for schools as an augmented classroom world students share. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are tons of great websites out there to help with tutorials, guides, resources and general gameplay tips. Check these sites out here: The Eco subreddit► https://www.reddit.com/r/EcoGlobalSurvival/ The Eco wiki► http://eco.gamepedia.com/ECO_Wiki --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can download Eco from one of the following official websites. Download Eco from the Steam store here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/ Download Eco from the official website here► https://www.strangeloopgames.com/eco/ Eco Kickstarter page here► https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1037798999/eco-global-survival-game --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is Eco a good game? Or should you pass? Check out some reviews here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/ Eco Trailer can be found here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EGSGS1 -
4:36Iron furnace - bush-style bloomery
Iron furnace - bush-style bloomeryIron furnace - bush-style bloomery
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style. "A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron. Iron ore melted in makeshift furnace. Tudor blast furnace: http://youtu.be/v46lzPosC1g?t=38m56s From Edwardian Farm: Charcoal burn http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yK0rLQa3j4 For however long it lasts--the 'Edwardian Farm' and 'Victorian Farm' documentaries are available on this channel: BBC Farm series: Tales from the Green Valley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpqpwJ__Ek&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUA6S_xLEwRkc6ygmij5xQ Tudor Monastery Farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1ERDYjsHBg&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUg-3jbfHILhh6JFtnj7uq Victorian Farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5T2TU-Na_c&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6F2f4_hxuK2T3pF8XgD82Zw Edwardian Farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcBl4_2FJX4&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6E-5y2gUvJNlI3eBobkbFs5 Wartime Farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hou91pLDvDs&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FjTvB4yJp41J6-ebSJJ37Z -
2:33Tapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
Tapestry Audio Bloomery VolumeTapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com Click Here https://reverb.com/marketplace?utm_source=shnobel&query;=Tapestry+Audio+Bloomery&_aid=shnobel Signal chain, Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson Model Guitar into a Klon Centar into the Bloomery then into the TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Delay into a 1974 Marshall Head 100w
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Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Research Group. The website for the Wealden Iron Research Group is http://www.wealdeniron.org.uk An application to join the Wealden Iron Research Group can be found on their website.
published: 17 May 2016 -
Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oakland, CA. Iron oxide ore is reduced in the furnace to iron. Impurities are removed as molten slag by tapping. The result is a big bloom that can be forged and consolidated using traditional blacksmithing techniques.
published: 17 Jul 2011 -
Bloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron. A bloomery consists of a pit or chimney with heat-resistant walls made of earth, clay, or stone. Near the bottom, one or more pipes (made of clay or metal) enter through the side walls. These pipes, called tuyères, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe. An opening at the bottom of t...
published: 14 Mar 2015 -
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Vilobi bloomery steel
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recorded in Vilobí del Penedès near Barcelona. Miquel Segura and Jesus Hernandez running the furnace at the place of Josep Rovira.
published: 19 Nov 2010 -
Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, june 2013. Bloomery: Iron made from bog ore and lake ore. Bloom iron. Ancient ironmaking methods. Bloom furnace. Archaeological metallurgy. Blästjärnframställning i Hälltjärn, Järbo, Gästrikland, Gävleborgs län i Sverige, juni 2013. Järn framställt av rödjord och sjömalm i en blästugn. Blästjärnsframställning. Medlemmar från Hälltjärnsprojektet, Gästrikland och medlemmar från Tranemo-gänget "Järnstollarna" från Småland. Lyckade järnframställningsförsök enligt forntida järnframställningsmetoder. Arkeometallurgi. Se mer på www.helltjern.se och www.forntidajern.se
published: 10 Jun 2013 -
Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt reconstructing an Iron Age/Early Medieval bloomery furnace from Ireland.
published: 30 Nov 2010 -
Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a sensitive ecosystem. Hey all and welcome to my Eco Let's Play Gameplay series (S-1) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ⓚ Watch more Eco let’s play gameplay here in my playlist. • Season 1► https://goo.gl/0XIvcn Ⓚ Some other gameplay / lets play playlists you might be interested in. • 7 Days to Die► http://goo.gl/g4K6P3 • Space Engineers► http://goo.gl/HuDJp1 • The Forest► http://goo.gl/dz3ZBN • This Early Access game is not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to play this game in its current state, then you should wait to see if the game progresses further in development. Ⓚ Feel like Subscribing?► https://www.youtube...
published: 29 Jan 2017 -
Iron furnace - bush-style bloomery
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style. "A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron. Iron ore melted in makeshift furnace. Tudor blast furnace: http://youtu.be/v46lzPosC1g?t=38m56s From Edwardian Farm: Charcoal burn http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yK0rLQa3j4 For however long it lasts--the 'Edwardian Farm' and 'Victorian Farm' documentaries are available on this channel: BBC...
published: 22 Jan 2011 -
Tapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com Click Here https://reverb.com/marketplace?utm_source=shnobel&query;=Tapestry+Audio+Bloomery&_aid=shnobel Signal chain, Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson Model Guitar into a Klon Centar into the Bloomery then into the TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Delay into a 1974 Marshall Head 100w
published: 29 Feb 2016
Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:26
- Updated: 17 May 2016
- views: 73140
Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Research Group.
The website for the Wealden Iron Research Group is http:/...
Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Research Group.
The website for the Wealden Iron Research Group is http://www.wealdeniron.org.uk
An application to join the Wealden Iron Research Group can be found on their website.
https://wn.com/Making_Iron_In_The_Woods_Bloomery_Furnace
Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Research Group.
The website for the Wealden Iron Research Group is http://www.wealdeniron.org.uk
An application to join the Wealden Iron Research Group can be found on their website.
- published: 17 May 2016
- views: 73140
Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:47
- Updated: 17 Jul 2011
- views: 79188
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oakland, CA. Iron oxide ore is reduced in the furnace to iron. Impurities ar...
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oakland, CA. Iron oxide ore is reduced in the furnace to iron. Impurities are removed as molten slag by tapping. The result is a big bloom that can be forged and consolidated using traditional blacksmithing techniques.
https://wn.com/Making_Viking_Age_Bloomery_Iron_In_A_Bloomery_Furnace
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oakland, CA. Iron oxide ore is reduced in the furnace to iron. Impurities are removed as molten slag by tapping. The result is a big bloom that can be forged and consolidated using traditional blacksmithing techniques.
- published: 17 Jul 2011
- views: 79188
Bloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 20695
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bl...
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
A bloomery consists of a pit or chimney with heat-resistant walls made of earth, clay, or stone. Near the bottom, one or more pipes (made of clay or metal) enter through the side walls. These pipes, called tuyères, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe. An opening at the bottom of the bloomery may be used to remove the bloom, or the bloomery can be tipped over and the bloom removed from the top.
The ore is broken into small pieces and usually roasted in a fire to remove any moisture in the ore. Any large impurities in the ore can be crushed and removed. Since slag from previous blooms may have a high iron content, it can also be broken up and recycled into the bloomery with the new ore.
In operation, the bloomery is preheated by burning charcoal, and once hot, iron ore and additional charcoal are introduced through the top, in a roughly one to one ratio. Inside the furnace, carbon monoxide from the incomplete combustion of the charcoal reduces the iron oxides in the ore to metallic iron, without melting the ore; this allows the bloomery to operate at lower temperatures than the melting temperature of the ore. As the desired product of a bloomery is iron which is easily forgeable, it required a low carbon content. The temperature and ratio of charcoal to iron ore must be carefully controlled to keep the iron from absorbing too much carbon and thus becoming unforgeable. Cast iron occurs when the iron melts and absorbs 2% to 4% carbon. Because the bloomery is self-fluxing the addition of limestone is not required to form a slag.
The small particles of iron produced in this way fall to the bottom of the furnace, where they combine with molten slag, often consisting of fayalite, a compound of silicon, oxygen and iron mixed with other impurities from the ore. The mixed iron and slag cool to form a spongy mass referred to as the bloom. Because the bloom is highly porous, and its open spaces are full of slag, the bloom must later be reheated and beaten with a hammer to drive the molten slag out of it. Iron treated this way is said to be wrought (worked), and the resulting iron, with reduced amounts of slag is called wrought iron or bar iron. It is also possible to produce blooms coated in steel by manipulating the charge of and air flow to the bloomery.
Early European bloomeries were relatively small, smelting less than 1 kg of iron with each firing. Medieval Europe saw the construction of progressively larger bloomeries, with a capacity of about 15 kg on average. The use of waterwheels to power the bellows allowed the bloomery to become larger and hotter. European average bloom sizes quickly rose to 300 kg, where they levelled off with the demise of the bloomery.
As a bloomery's size is increased, the iron ore is exposed to burning charcoal for a longer time. When combined with the strong air blast required to penetrate the large ore and charcoal stack, this may cause part of the iron to melt and become saturated with carbon in the process, producing unforgeable pig iron which requires oxidation to be reduced into cast iron, steel, and iron. This pig iron was considered a waste product detracting from the largest bloomeries' yield, and it is not until the 14th century that early blast furnaces, identical in construction but dedicated to the production of molten iron, were recognized.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomery
https://wn.com/Bloomery_Ancient_Mobile_Furnace
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
A bloomery consists of a pit or chimney with heat-resistant walls made of earth, clay, or stone. Near the bottom, one or more pipes (made of clay or metal) enter through the side walls. These pipes, called tuyères, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe. An opening at the bottom of the bloomery may be used to remove the bloom, or the bloomery can be tipped over and the bloom removed from the top.
The ore is broken into small pieces and usually roasted in a fire to remove any moisture in the ore. Any large impurities in the ore can be crushed and removed. Since slag from previous blooms may have a high iron content, it can also be broken up and recycled into the bloomery with the new ore.
In operation, the bloomery is preheated by burning charcoal, and once hot, iron ore and additional charcoal are introduced through the top, in a roughly one to one ratio. Inside the furnace, carbon monoxide from the incomplete combustion of the charcoal reduces the iron oxides in the ore to metallic iron, without melting the ore; this allows the bloomery to operate at lower temperatures than the melting temperature of the ore. As the desired product of a bloomery is iron which is easily forgeable, it required a low carbon content. The temperature and ratio of charcoal to iron ore must be carefully controlled to keep the iron from absorbing too much carbon and thus becoming unforgeable. Cast iron occurs when the iron melts and absorbs 2% to 4% carbon. Because the bloomery is self-fluxing the addition of limestone is not required to form a slag.
The small particles of iron produced in this way fall to the bottom of the furnace, where they combine with molten slag, often consisting of fayalite, a compound of silicon, oxygen and iron mixed with other impurities from the ore. The mixed iron and slag cool to form a spongy mass referred to as the bloom. Because the bloom is highly porous, and its open spaces are full of slag, the bloom must later be reheated and beaten with a hammer to drive the molten slag out of it. Iron treated this way is said to be wrought (worked), and the resulting iron, with reduced amounts of slag is called wrought iron or bar iron. It is also possible to produce blooms coated in steel by manipulating the charge of and air flow to the bloomery.
Early European bloomeries were relatively small, smelting less than 1 kg of iron with each firing. Medieval Europe saw the construction of progressively larger bloomeries, with a capacity of about 15 kg on average. The use of waterwheels to power the bellows allowed the bloomery to become larger and hotter. European average bloom sizes quickly rose to 300 kg, where they levelled off with the demise of the bloomery.
As a bloomery's size is increased, the iron ore is exposed to burning charcoal for a longer time. When combined with the strong air blast required to penetrate the large ore and charcoal stack, this may cause part of the iron to melt and become saturated with carbon in the process, producing unforgeable pig iron which requires oxidation to be reduced into cast iron, steel, and iron. This pig iron was considered a waste product detracting from the largest bloomeries' yield, and it is not until the 14th century that early blast furnaces, identical in construction but dedicated to the production of molten iron, were recognized.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomery
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 20695
Bloomery iron part I
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:17
- Updated: 04 Aug 2014
- views: 8343
Smelt on the 4th of July.
Smelt on the 4th of July.
https://wn.com/Bloomery_Iron_Part_I
Vilobi bloomery steel
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:45
- Updated: 19 Nov 2010
- views: 25310
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recorded in Vilobí del Penedès near Barcelona. Miquel Segura and Jesus Hern...
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recorded in Vilobí del Penedès near Barcelona. Miquel Segura and Jesus Hernandez running the furnace at the place of Josep Rovira.
https://wn.com/Vilobi_Bloomery_Steel
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recorded in Vilobí del Penedès near Barcelona. Miquel Segura and Jesus Hernandez running the furnace at the place of Josep Rovira.
- published: 19 Nov 2010
- views: 25310
Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
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- Duration: 6:29
- Updated: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 5632
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, june 2013. Bloomery: Iron made from bog ore and lake ore. Bloom iron. ...
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, june 2013. Bloomery: Iron made from bog ore and lake ore. Bloom iron. Ancient ironmaking methods. Bloom furnace. Archaeological metallurgy.
Blästjärnframställning i Hälltjärn, Järbo, Gästrikland, Gävleborgs län i Sverige, juni 2013. Järn framställt av rödjord och sjömalm i en blästugn. Blästjärnsframställning. Medlemmar från Hälltjärnsprojektet, Gästrikland och medlemmar från Tranemo-gänget "Järnstollarna" från Småland. Lyckade järnframställningsförsök enligt forntida järnframställningsmetoder. Arkeometallurgi.
Se mer på www.helltjern.se och www.forntidajern.se
https://wn.com/Iron_Making_Bloomery_Furnace_In_Haelltjaern,_Jaerbo,_Sweden_8_9_Juni_2013
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, june 2013. Bloomery: Iron made from bog ore and lake ore. Bloom iron. Ancient ironmaking methods. Bloom furnace. Archaeological metallurgy.
Blästjärnframställning i Hälltjärn, Järbo, Gästrikland, Gävleborgs län i Sverige, juni 2013. Järn framställt av rödjord och sjömalm i en blästugn. Blästjärnsframställning. Medlemmar från Hälltjärnsprojektet, Gästrikland och medlemmar från Tranemo-gänget "Järnstollarna" från Småland. Lyckade järnframställningsförsök enligt forntida järnframställningsmetoder. Arkeometallurgi.
Se mer på www.helltjern.se och www.forntidajern.se
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 5632
Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:39
- Updated: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 64710
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt reconstructing an Iron Age/Early Medieval bloomery furnace from Ireland.
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt reconstructing an Iron Age/Early Medieval bloomery furnace from Ireland.
https://wn.com/Smelt_2010_Documentary_Part_1
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt reconstructing an Iron Age/Early Medieval bloomery furnace from Ireland.
- published: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 64710
Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
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- Duration: 23:29
- Updated: 29 Jan 2017
- views: 1330
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a sensitive ecosystem.
Hey all and welcome to my Eco Let's Play Gameplay ...
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a sensitive ecosystem.
Hey all and welcome to my Eco Let's Play Gameplay series (S-1)
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Ⓚ Watch more Eco let’s play gameplay here in my playlist.
• Season 1► https://goo.gl/0XIvcn
Ⓚ Some other gameplay / lets play playlists you might be interested in.
• 7 Days to Die► http://goo.gl/g4K6P3
• Space Engineers► http://goo.gl/HuDJp1
• The Forest► http://goo.gl/dz3ZBN
• This Early Access game is not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to play this game in its current state, then you should wait to see if the game progresses further in development.
Ⓚ Feel like Subscribing?► https://www.youtube.com/user/Kage848
My Friends YouTube Channels:
• Game Edged► http://bit.ly/2jgNSf9
• Pam► http://bit.ly/2gbHjcj
• Ohnocoho► http://bit.ly/2hryPvO
• Bish:►http://bit.ly/2hryYPS
• DreadPirate_Duo► http://bit.ly/2gEfsTw
Ⓚ Check out my Patreon if you would like to show some support. There are reward tiers here too as a thank you for your support► https://www.patreon.com/user?u=828626&ty;=h
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Ⓚ Social Media
• Follow my Stream for live gameplay of games like Creativerse, 7 Days to Die, Space Engineers, Project Zomboid, and many others. Check the schedule while you’re there► http://www.twitch.tv/Kage_848
• Like my Kage848 Facebook page here► http://www.facebook.com/Kage848?ref=hl
• Follow me on Twitter for up to date info about my current/upcoming gameplay / lets play video’s and my upcoming streams► https://twitter.com/#!/Kage848
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Eco Gameplay Information:
Enter the world of Eco, where you must team-up to build civilization and prevent a disaster, using resources from a fully simulated ecosystem, where your every action affects the lives of countless species.
Will you and your fellow builders collaborate successfully, creating laws to guide player actions, finding a balance that takes from the ecosystem without damaging it? Or will the world be destroyed by short-sighted choices that pollute the environment in exchange for immediate resource gains? Or, do players act too slowly, and the world is consumed by a disaster that could have been avoided if you developed the right technology? In Eco, you must find a balance as a group if the world is to survive.
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Eco Gameplay Features:
• Everything you do affects the ecosystem, and players can destroy their food supply and world (server-wide permadeath)
• Create a player-run government to make decisions as a group, proposing and voting on laws
• Use data gathered from the world to propose and vote on laws as a group. Debate with scientific argumentation.
• Create a player-run economy that allows you to sell not only good but services in the form of server-enforced contracts (simulating a player driven quest system).
• PvP takes the form of a player-run criminal justice system. Breaking the player-made laws can result in arrest and punishment.
• Your food level determines your skill-increase rate, making food very important and tying players directly to the ecosystem from which it comes.
• A game with goals higher than entertainment. We plan to build it for schools as an augmented classroom world students share.
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There are tons of great websites out there to help with tutorials, guides, resources and general gameplay tips. Check these sites out here:
The Eco subreddit► https://www.reddit.com/r/EcoGlobalSurvival/
The Eco wiki► http://eco.gamepedia.com/ECO_Wiki
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You can download Eco from one of the following official websites.
Download Eco from the Steam store here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
Download Eco from the official website here► https://www.strangeloopgames.com/eco/
Eco Kickstarter page here► https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1037798999/eco-global-survival-game
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Is Eco a good game? Or should you pass? Check out some reviews here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
Eco Trailer can be found here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
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EGSGS1
https://wn.com/Eco_|_Kiln,_Bloomery_Copper_Ingots_|_Let's_Play_Eco_Gameplay_Ep_10
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a sensitive ecosystem.
Hey all and welcome to my Eco Let's Play Gameplay series (S-1)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ⓚ Watch more Eco let’s play gameplay here in my playlist.
• Season 1► https://goo.gl/0XIvcn
Ⓚ Some other gameplay / lets play playlists you might be interested in.
• 7 Days to Die► http://goo.gl/g4K6P3
• Space Engineers► http://goo.gl/HuDJp1
• The Forest► http://goo.gl/dz3ZBN
• This Early Access game is not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to play this game in its current state, then you should wait to see if the game progresses further in development.
Ⓚ Feel like Subscribing?► https://www.youtube.com/user/Kage848
My Friends YouTube Channels:
• Game Edged► http://bit.ly/2jgNSf9
• Pam► http://bit.ly/2gbHjcj
• Ohnocoho► http://bit.ly/2hryPvO
• Bish:►http://bit.ly/2hryYPS
• DreadPirate_Duo► http://bit.ly/2gEfsTw
Ⓚ Check out my Patreon if you would like to show some support. There are reward tiers here too as a thank you for your support► https://www.patreon.com/user?u=828626&ty;=h
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ⓚ Social Media
• Follow my Stream for live gameplay of games like Creativerse, 7 Days to Die, Space Engineers, Project Zomboid, and many others. Check the schedule while you’re there► http://www.twitch.tv/Kage_848
• Like my Kage848 Facebook page here► http://www.facebook.com/Kage848?ref=hl
• Follow me on Twitter for up to date info about my current/upcoming gameplay / lets play video’s and my upcoming streams► https://twitter.com/#!/Kage848
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Eco Gameplay Information:
Enter the world of Eco, where you must team-up to build civilization and prevent a disaster, using resources from a fully simulated ecosystem, where your every action affects the lives of countless species.
Will you and your fellow builders collaborate successfully, creating laws to guide player actions, finding a balance that takes from the ecosystem without damaging it? Or will the world be destroyed by short-sighted choices that pollute the environment in exchange for immediate resource gains? Or, do players act too slowly, and the world is consumed by a disaster that could have been avoided if you developed the right technology? In Eco, you must find a balance as a group if the world is to survive.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Eco Gameplay Features:
• Everything you do affects the ecosystem, and players can destroy their food supply and world (server-wide permadeath)
• Create a player-run government to make decisions as a group, proposing and voting on laws
• Use data gathered from the world to propose and vote on laws as a group. Debate with scientific argumentation.
• Create a player-run economy that allows you to sell not only good but services in the form of server-enforced contracts (simulating a player driven quest system).
• PvP takes the form of a player-run criminal justice system. Breaking the player-made laws can result in arrest and punishment.
• Your food level determines your skill-increase rate, making food very important and tying players directly to the ecosystem from which it comes.
• A game with goals higher than entertainment. We plan to build it for schools as an augmented classroom world students share.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
There are tons of great websites out there to help with tutorials, guides, resources and general gameplay tips. Check these sites out here:
The Eco subreddit► https://www.reddit.com/r/EcoGlobalSurvival/
The Eco wiki► http://eco.gamepedia.com/ECO_Wiki
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You can download Eco from one of the following official websites.
Download Eco from the Steam store here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
Download Eco from the official website here► https://www.strangeloopgames.com/eco/
Eco Kickstarter page here► https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1037798999/eco-global-survival-game
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Is Eco a good game? Or should you pass? Check out some reviews here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
Eco Trailer can be found here► http://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/
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EGSGS1
- published: 29 Jan 2017
- views: 1330
Iron furnace - bush-style bloomery
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 22 Jan 2011
- views: 26381
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style.
"A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of...
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style.
"A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
Iron ore melted in makeshift furnace.
Tudor blast furnace: http://youtu.be/v46lzPosC1g?t=38m56s
From Edwardian Farm:
Charcoal burn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yK0rLQa3j4
For however long it lasts--the 'Edwardian Farm' and 'Victorian Farm' documentaries are available on this channel:
BBC Farm series:
Tales from the Green Valley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpqpwJ__Ek&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUA6S_xLEwRkc6ygmij5xQ
Tudor Monastery Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1ERDYjsHBg&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUg-3jbfHILhh6JFtnj7uq
Victorian Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5T2TU-Na_c&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6F2f4_hxuK2T3pF8XgD82Zw
Edwardian Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcBl4_2FJX4&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6E-5y2gUvJNlI3eBobkbFs5
Wartime Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hou91pLDvDs&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FjTvB4yJp41J6-ebSJJ37Z
https://wn.com/Iron_Furnace_Bush_Style_Bloomery
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style.
"A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bloomery was the earliest form of smelter capable of smelting iron. A bloomery's product is a porous mass of iron and slag called a bloom. This mix of slag and iron in the bloom is termed sponge iron, which is usually consolidated (shingled) and further forged into wrought iron. The bloomery has now largely been superseded by the blast furnace, which produces pig iron.
Iron ore melted in makeshift furnace.
Tudor blast furnace: http://youtu.be/v46lzPosC1g?t=38m56s
From Edwardian Farm:
Charcoal burn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yK0rLQa3j4
For however long it lasts--the 'Edwardian Farm' and 'Victorian Farm' documentaries are available on this channel:
BBC Farm series:
Tales from the Green Valley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpqpwJ__Ek&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUA6S_xLEwRkc6ygmij5xQ
Tudor Monastery Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1ERDYjsHBg&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FUg-3jbfHILhh6JFtnj7uq
Victorian Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5T2TU-Na_c&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6F2f4_hxuK2T3pF8XgD82Zw
Edwardian Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcBl4_2FJX4&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6E-5y2gUvJNlI3eBobkbFs5
Wartime Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hou91pLDvDs&list;=PLrYzzr8yja6FjTvB4yJp41J6-ebSJJ37Z
- published: 22 Jan 2011
- views: 26381
Tapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 29 Feb 2016
- views: 7849
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com
Click Here https://reverb.com/marketplace?utm_source=shnobel&query;=Tapestry+Audio+Bloomery&_aid=shnobe...
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com
Click Here https://reverb.com/marketplace?utm_source=shnobel&query;=Tapestry+Audio+Bloomery&_aid=shnobel
Signal chain, Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson Model Guitar into a Klon Centar into the Bloomery then into the TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Delay into a 1974 Marshall Head 100w
https://wn.com/Tapestry_Audio_Bloomery_Volume
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com
Click Here https://reverb.com/marketplace?utm_source=shnobel&query;=Tapestry+Audio+Bloomery&_aid=shnobel
Signal chain, Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson Model Guitar into a Klon Centar into the Bloomery then into the TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Delay into a 1974 Marshall Head 100w
- published: 29 Feb 2016
- views: 7849
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Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
Smelting iron from iron ore using a bloomery furnace....by members of the Wealden Iron Res...
published: 17 May 2016
Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
Making Iron In The Woods - Bloomery Furnace
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Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
Jeff Pringle and Jim Austin are conducting a Viking-Age Bloomery Iron Smelt in West Oaklan...
published: 17 Jul 2011
Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
Making Viking-Age Bloomery Iron in a Bloomery Furnace
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Bloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
A bloomery is a type of furnace once widely used for smelting iron from its oxides. The bl...
published: 14 Mar 2015
Bloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
Bloomery - Ancient Mobile Furnace
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Bloomery iron part I
Smelt on the 4th of July.
published: 04 Aug 2014
Bloomery iron part I
Bloomery iron part I
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Vilobi bloomery steel
This video shows the process of steel making using a bloomery furnace. The video was recor...
published: 19 Nov 2010
Vilobi bloomery steel
Vilobi bloomery steel
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Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
Iron-making and blacksmithing, forging bloom in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Gaestikland, Sweden, ...
published: 10 Jun 2013
Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
Iron-making Bloomery furnace in Haelltjaern, Jaerbo, Sweden 8-9 juni 2013
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Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
The first part of a documentary film about an experimental archaeological iron smelt recon...
published: 30 Nov 2010
Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
Smelt 2010 Documentary - Part 1
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Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
A global-survival game where you must make laws as a group for the world to survive in a s...
published: 29 Jan 2017
Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
Eco | Kiln, Bloomery & Copper Ingots | Let's Play Eco Gameplay Ep 10
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Iron furnace - bush-style bloomery
Making iron, Edwardian "bush" style.
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published: 22 Jan 2011
Iron furnace - bush-style bloomery
Iron furnace - bush-style bloomery
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Tapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
Find great deals on the Tapestry Bloomery on Reverb . com
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published: 29 Feb 2016
Tapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
Tapestry Audio Bloomery Volume
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Come On And Do It (Saturdaynightlife), Billy More
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Loneliness, Billy More
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I Keep On Burnin', Billy More
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GIMME LOVE, Billy More
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Up & Down (Don't Fall In Love With Me), Billy More
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Weekend, Billy More
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Come On And Do It (Saturdaynightlife)
Saturdaynightlife
i love to live it
i love to live my crazy life
around the world
i always love to feel it
i love to live it through the lights
from milano to paris
going to new york city
everybody get down and dance with me
from ibiza on tv
berlin london italy
everybody come on and dance with me
come on and do it
come on and let you body go
and let the music take control
you've got to do it
come on and do it
and let the fever get you high
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A 2,000 square mile iceberg is about to break off of Antarctica
Edit The Independent 08 Jul 2017
Scientists have been expecting the break from the Larsen C ice shelf, monitoring the progress of a crack which extended to over 100 miles long in recent months ... Read more....
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Actor Shia LaBeouf allegedly ran from police to avoid Savannah arrest
Edit Atlanta Journal 08 Jul 2017
Once again, actor Shia LaBeouf had been arrested on charges of public drunkenness, this time in Savannah. According to the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office booking log, LaBeouf, 31, was arrested at 4 a.m., Saturday by the Savannah Chatham Metropolitan Police Department ... ....
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Stephen Hawking: Earth could turn into hothouse planet like Venus
Edit Fox News 07 Jul 2017
Earth could turn into a hothouse planet like Venus, with boiling oceans and acid rain, if humans don't curb irreversible climate change, physicist Stephen Hawking claimed in a recent interview ... ....
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‘Must keep cool heads’: Putin & S. Korea’s Moon discuss Pyongyang at G20
Edit Russia Today 08 Jul 2017
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in discussed Pyongyang’s latest “provocation” and the need to “keep cool heads” to defuse tensions on the Korean peninsula ... ....
Roger Hanson: The elephant test and a short history of bridge building
Edit Stuff 29 Jun 2017
READ MORE.. * Roger Hanson. Everything you need to know about flax ... The problem with steel in the early 19th Century was that it was very expensive to make and could only be made in small batches using what was called a "bloomery". Bloomeries were only suitable for making items such as cutlery ... A bloomery would take two weeks to make a single piece of steel railway line, but the Bessemer Process could make the same rail in 15 minutes....
How our glitter obsession is wrecking the environment
Edit Metro 27 Jun 2017
(Picture. Instagram). Glitter is getting more and more popular by the day – illuminating Instagram and Facebook as it becomes the must-have finishing touch on looks for festivals, parties, and Pride. We’ve seen it used as makeup, dusted onto hair, and even slathered over beards (how could we forget that trend?!) ... Festive AF ... (Picture ... More ... Wild Bloomery is another to watch if you want to fulfill those guilt-free shimmer needs ... ....
600-year-old burial stones of clan chiefs “to be saved”
Edit Scotsman 04 May 2017
They are the burial stones of the ancient chiefs of Clan MacGregor, some of which are around 600 years-old, carved with warriors and flowers. Now the incredible remnants of the old clan system are a step closer to being saved following a breakthrough in a 20-year-campaign to preserve them for the future ... PIC. Contributed ... READ MORE ... PIC ... READ MORE ... There, remnants of a settlement were found, as well as a bloomery for producing iron ... ....
600-year-old burial stones of Clan MacGregor chiefs “to be saved”
Edit Scotsman 04 May 2017
They are the burial stones of the ancient chiefs of Clan MacGregor, some of which are around 600 years-old, carved with warriors and flowers. Now the incredible remnants of the old clan system are a step closer to being saved following a breakthrough in a 20-year-campaign to preserve them for the future ... PIC. Contributed ... READ MORE ... PIC ... READ MORE ... There, remnants of a settlement were found, as well as a bloomery for producing iron ... ....
Read the List of the 917 Hate Groups Identified by the Southern Poverty Law Center
Edit Time Magazine 15 Feb 2017
A new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center claims the number of hate groups in the U.S. are on the rise, which it blames on terrorist attacks as well as President Trump’s rhetoric. In its annual report on U.S. extremist groups, the Alabama-based nonprofit says the number of hate groups rose from 892 in 2015 to 917 last year, with the number of anti-Muslim groups rising from 34 to 101 ... citizens ... Hoxie, AR ... Laurel Bloomery, TN*....
Russia opens criminal case into official after 77 die of alcohol poisoning
Edit AOL 27 Dec 2016
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian investigators said on Tuesday they had opened a criminal case into a senior regional official in Siberia after at least 77 people died from drinking bath oil for alcoholic kicks ... RELATED. Liquor laws in each state. 51 PHOTOS. Alcohol, liquor laws by state. See Gallery. Alcohol, liquor laws by state. Alabama. Alcohol Sales Hours (On and Off-Premises) ... Beer and Wine ... Yes ... (Facebook/Bloomery Plantation Distillery) ....
Cuba wants to settle a $270 million debt with rum
Edit AOL 20 Dec 2016
The Cuban government seems to be short on cash and they want to settle a debt with liquor. The country is offering to pay off a Cold War debt they owe the Czech Republic with none other than their famous rum. According to Bloomberg News, the debt is estimated at $270 million. And, Cuba has already sent about $2 million worth of rum from last year to The Czech Republic ... 51 PHOTOS ... Alabama ... No ... (Facebook/Bloomery Plantation Distillery) ....
One teen's funny tactic to try to buy alcohol
Edit AOL 19 Sep 2016
Teenagers may try to buy alcohol despite being underaged. They could get a fake ID -- or go to a store known not to check ID. One teen in particular, however, had a slightly different trick in mind. Scottish comedy and parody site, The Glasgow Gospel, posted a photo of this teen on their Facebook page.. In an attempt to buy alcohol, he used someone else's ID -- his mom's, in fact ... RELATED ... (Facebook/Bloomery Plantation Distillery) ... ....
NextGen Crowdfunding’s Unique Live Online Event Showcases Companies Raising Funds through Equity Crowdfunding
Edit Venture Beat 21 Jul 2016
Online Audience Can Ask Questions, Track Campaigns & Invest in Companies. (BUSINESS WIRE)–July 21, 2016–. NextGen Crowdfunding.. WHAT. ... NextGen’s “Ignition™” event is an interactive way for potential investors to connect with companies running equity crowdfunding campaigns ... WHO. ... Bloomery SweetShine®. Latest line of moonshine-based craft liqueurs from Bloomery Plantation Distillery The Brewer’s Table....
The Emporiyum Food Market is back for the 3rd year: April 16th and 17th
Edit The Examiner 04 Apr 2016
Pratt Street – 3rd floor. Learn more about Hometown Harvest, your own private farm goods delivered to your door, Ko Dee Cakes, Bloomery SweetShine specialty adult drinks, Chompz gourmet cheese crackers, 1732 Meats, Little Baby’s Ice Cream, the Local Oyster or local restaurants; Ekiben, The Corner Pantry, Dooby’s, Clavel, Charleston Artisan Cheesehouse so many more ... ....
Norwegian Wood by Lars Mytting & The Man Who Made Things Out of Trees by Robert Penn – review
Edit The Guardian 16 Dec 2015
A simple, elegant book about how to fell trees is this year’s most surprising bestseller. In the age of mediated reality, wood is back in fashion ... No actor or sportsman wanted to be called “wooden” ... More than that ... the felloes (the rims of wheels), a flitch (a stack of boards cut from the same log), quarrels (a crossbow’s projectile), a bloomery (a furnace for roasting iron ore) and fiddleback (a decorative feature in maple wood) ... ....
Great gifts and gets for foodies
Edit The Examiner 28 Oct 2015
Bloomery Distillery’s “SweetShine” Artisanal Liqueur – Starting at $24.99. Mix up your spirit selections and take your parties to an unforgettable new level this season with easy mix-and-go artisanal craft cocktails featuring Bloomery SweetShine....
Yellow Conference to 'Spread Goodness and Bloom' in LA
Edit Huffington Post 25 Aug 2015
Yellow Conference will host its second gathering on Aug. 26 and 27 in downtown Los Angeles ... Other projects to come out of Yellow include the Bloomerie, an apparel line that supports "female do-good entrepreneurs" and their businesses through its sales, and the White Buffalo Project, a movement that gathers women together to foster genuine connection, conversation and community through its events ... ....
Make Labor Day a little more ‘cordial’ with SweetShine
Edit The Examiner 24 Aug 2015
Photo courtesy of Bloomery, used with permission ....
The perfect summertime Sunshine Punch cocktail recipe
Edit The Examiner 16 Jul 2015
... more could you ask for? Courtesy of Bloomery Plantation Distillery ....
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