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I feel a rant coming on.
It's been a while since I've gone off on one of these. Usually my rants are caused by the realization that chips aren't sold in six ounce bags anymore, or trying to figure out why I can get a two-liter bottle of Coke for just 99 cents but I have to pay $1.99 for a 12-ounce.
This rant was caused by a fetish with the 1960s, and a desire to go back there and live amongst the flower children and dropouts.
I went off.
I was a child of the 1960s and I came of age in the 1970s. Do I miss that time? Heck no. Do I want to go back and relive those times again? Once was plenty.
This is what I remember about the 1960s. First, we almost went to war with the Soviet Union. Second, our president was killed ... then his brother, Bobby, and after that, Martin.
Three men died in a fire on the launching pad of Apollo 1, including the second man to go into space, Gus Grissom.
There were no Diet Cokes, or light beer. No magic markers, just ballpoint pens with indelible ink, and just my luck I didn't learn what the word indelible meant until AFTER I drew the mustache and goatee on all my sisters' Barbie dolls. To me indelible means a big spanking and being grounded for two weeks.
We had limited color TV – only at my grandma's house – and when we did watch there were just three stations from which to choose and someone had to hold the tin foil rabbit ears so we could pick up a decent signal. For years I thought that was why we had my little brother.
There was no texting, no Internet, no voice mail, and if you did make a phone call, you had to check first to see if someone else was on the line because your house had a party line. You were tethered to the wall in the kitchen or the front foyer by a short cord, and if you called and no one was home, the phone just rang and rang forever.
And good luck if you were trying to dial the local radio station to win concert tickets because all we had were rotary dial phones back then, and the radio station hit line was full of zeros and nines. You could work up a decent finger cramp cranking out that number.
The very people you idolized from that era didn't have the sense not to kill themselves on drugs and booze. Shopping malls hadn't been invented yet, and while gas cost 15 cents a gallon, cars back then were carbon monoxide-spewing monsters that averaged around 4 mpg. Back then they didn't even know what mpg meant nor did they care.
I grew up in the 1960s and for one I was glad the '70s and '80s arrived, if for no other reason than air conditioning, Diet Coke and magic markers. The '70s gave me something to hate - Disco.
Because of the conveniences we enjoy now we are able to look back fondly on what was perceived as a simpler time. It was not. When else could you get shot while attending college?
When else would you have A-Bomb drills during school?
The best thing about the '60s and '70s is that they're 40 years in our rearview mirror.
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I thought about building a heat exchanger around the exhaust port , then pumping the hot air back underneath the kiln so that it will be picked up by the burners. this would hopefully recycle some of the heat and feed warmer air into the bottom of the kiln. this might be particularly useful for me since where I fire the kiln it is often 30 to 40° in there. So it's getting very cold air coming in the bottom. Air few hundred degrees warmer might be helpful.
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I have an Olympic torchbearer gas kiln model 2827G. It's a basic updraft with 4 venturi burners and I fire it manually using cones and a pyrometer with 2 leads to monitor the temperature. I've used it for bisque and oxidation glaze firing-both low and high up to cone 10. The problem has always been the temp difference between the bottom and the top shelves. There is usually around 100 degrees celsius difference (sometimes more) with the top being hotter. I've tried packing the top denser than the bottom with some success. I also tried moving my shelves to act as saggers with the hope it would redirect the flame. That made the bottom even cooler and I aborted that firing until I could rearrange the shelves back to usual configuration. The longer I fire it, the less difference there is but the longer the top shelf is at a mature temperature so it can end up over fired and the bottom under fired. Does anyone else have this problem with this kind of kiln? Any ideas on how to solve this?
I have been firing a 2827G for the past year with the same disappointing problem. I have tried the diverting flame on two burners, the self 1 1/2 inches from the top, packing more densely with staggered shelves - but to no avail.
I deduced that it was colder at the bottom because more cold air was being drawn in via the rather large burner ports in the bottom of the kiln. Which was also the reason that I couldn't reduce the bottom half of the kiln. What I tried was to take 4" standard insulating bricks and drill a 2" hole near one edge and mitre the edges to fit snugly into the angle so that the hole is centred over the burner. The 4 bricks now support my bottom shelf. The difference in temperature between top and bottom is negligible (the bottom being slightly hotter) and I get reduction throughout the kiln.
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Posted 27 March 2013 - 03:15 PM
This relates to a project that I've been contemplating for my torchbearer.
I thought about building a heat exchanger around the exhaust port , then pumping the hot air back underneath the kiln so that it will be picked up by the burners. this would hopefully recycle some of the heat and feed warmer air into the bottom of the kiln. this might be particularly useful for me since where I fire the kiln it is often 30 to 40° in there. So it's getting very cold air coming in the bottom. Air few hundred degrees warmer might be helpful.
Has anyone tried anything like this?
Any thoughts about this strategy
This sounds like a recuperating (spelling?) type furnace I first read about when making my first blacksmith forge, I found the plans on the Sandia website (many years ago). It called for oval stainless steel pipe(s) running through the exhaust vent that was then collected and used to supply combustion air to the burner(s). These were atmospheric burners, and it was a small furnace < 2 cubic feet. In Nils Lou's book "The Art of Firing" he talks about a similar design for a ceramic kiln, but it is using a power burner with the blower first running through a pipe matrix in the exit flue to pick up heat before feeding the burner itself. I would say that everything from the flue to the burner would have to be stainless steel. I do not think this would be easily to make safe or simple using atmospheric burners.
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Posted 28 March 2013 - 02:14 PM
Since I'm a welder I don't think it would be that difficult for me to build. What I'm not sure about is whether I would get enough recycling of heat to be worth the trouble.
The Sandia Forge reported up to 30% improved efficiency if I remember corectly. Nils Lou suggested significantly increased efficiency with his recuperating power burner set up but I do not remember if he made any specific claims. I would be concerned that depending on the location of the recuperators and the temp of the exhaust gases a closed loop system relying on natural draft flow to feed the burners primary air the CFM flow of primary air may be low, possibly too low to offer any meaningfull cooling of the recuperators and thus the burner. This would also limit your ability to control the kiln atmosphere to regulating the secondary air flow. The more I think on it the more it seems that to use a recuperating design safely and effectively you are almost obligated to use a blower fed burner system.
Nils Lou's book "The Art of Firing" has a nice schematic outlining how to set up a recuperating kiln burner using a power burner system along with a ton of other great kiln construction info, probably the greatest information density per dollar of any kiln building books I bought second only to Olson's Kiln book. The plans and breif outline on design are at the end in an appendix if memory serves..
This is a link to the ABANA web site with the forge plans: ABANA Forge plans
Note that this is a very small volume chamber with very short primary air supply tubes to the atmospheric burners in more or less a closed loop design.
Posted 01 January 2014 - 12:18 PM
I am firing the same kiln and having the same problems. Thanks for all the ideas. I have only fired this kiln twice with disappointing results top to bottom.
I am also thinking of another layer of insulation brick at the bottom of the kiln. any updates would be appreciated.
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Berkeley County voters will decide if they want to renew the countys one-cent sales transportation tax this November.
County Council gave a final nod to the referendum during a special meeting Monday. All members voted in favor of the referendum, except for Councilman Steve Davis, who was absent. Davis has voted in favor of the first two readings.
The current roads tax will expire in 2015.
Renewal of the penny sales-tax referendum will appear on the Nov. 4 general election ballot. County Council has hinged removal of its transportation impact fees on passage of the referendum.
Earlier this year, Berkeley Countys legislative delegation successfully helped push for a new state law to allow an early extension of the seven-year penny sales tax.
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Clements Ferry Road widening, phase 2
U.S. 52 and U.S. 176 interchange (Goose Creek)
U.S. 176 widening (Goose Creek)
Sheep Island interchange and I-26 widening (Summerville)
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Sheep Island Parkway South (Summerville)
Redbank Road widening (Goose Creek)
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Violinist Janine Jansen works regularly with the world's most eminent orchestras, including the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Berliner Philharmoniker and the New York Philharmonic, amongst others. Her conductor collaborations include such distinguished names as Valery Gergiev, Zubin Mehta, Lorin Maazel, Gustavo Dudamel, Mariss Jansons, Sir Antonio Pappano and Bernard Haitink.
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Excitement is building at the Museum of the City of New York. A $95 million project to renovate and expand our historic building is drawing to a close. At the same time, provocative exhibitions are drawing visitors from all over the city, the metro region, the nation, and the world.
Behind the scenes, important elements of the collection are being conserved and digitized. The Frederick A.O. Schwarz Children's Center educates over 40,000 students each year. Join us—as a member—in a dialogue about who we are as a city. Your membership gift will help the City Museum present exhibitions and programs that can be found nowhere else and that offer important and intriguing perspectives on the people, places, and issues that define New York.


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The Traveling Naturalist: Swimming with Jellyfish in Palau
Does the idea of snorkeling through a mass of pulsing jellyfish make your heart skip a beat? Our blogger found the experience of swimming with millions of jellyfish in Palau to be both fearsome and awe-inspiring.
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3. Home of Weird Nature, The Cooler, Quick Study, Traveling Naturalist and other amazing features.
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- Pre-washed 100% cotton body; 97% cotton & 3% spandex trim
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