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Jun. 06, 1958 - Heat by the Yard: A method of applying heat in difficult industrial situations has been developed by a firm of English electrical engineers. Known as the Heat by the Yard system, it consists of a network of electrical resistance wire enclosed in a knitted elastic sleeve of fiber-glass yarn that can be applied like a tape. Photo shows Heat by the Yard keeping a liquid warm as it is piped from one vat to another in a laboratory

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Applying Consists Developed Difficult Elastic Enclosed Firm Keeping Knitted Liquid Method Network Piped Situations Sleeve Tape Yarn


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