Where do cinders

SVcummins · Dec 4, 2021

Come from . And a tractor picture

TGP · Dec 4, 2021

There usually the waste product of a coal fired boiler or
Smelting works etc.

Could have been hauled there by horse and wagon back in the day from a near by railroad yard, or similar.

A cinder is a pyroclastic material. Cinders are extrusive igneous rocks; they are fragments of solidified lava, fire residue.
Tom

SVcummins · Dec 4, 2021

The top picture is one of the volcanoes around here that helped form cinders

SVcummins · Dec 4, 2021

Timmycornpicker · Dec 4, 2021

Around here, they came from Bethlehem Steel. Been 26 years since the last cast.

paul · Dec 4, 2021

Thanks, I havent heard the term used with something naturally, but it makes sense. Was wondering what coal steel mill you were getting them from.

Paul

john in la · Dec 4, 2021

I think some of you are confusing the word Cinders (fragments of solidified lava) and Slag (Stony by product of smelting ores)

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