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Could this contraption be used with coal instead of coke to melt gold?

Hi I am curious to know how this works. Is it really just blowing extra air into a charcoal hearth, thereby raising the temperature to 1064 degrees C?

13K GBP

No. It will be done by a specialist company.

I live in a block of flats with 8 flats. There is one lift. The lift goes from the basement to ground floor, first, second, third and fourth floor. How much should it reasonably cost to replace the lift suspension belts?

You mean like this? What is being forced in? Is it just air? Why does it go down to 22k is it charcoal ash? .

It's for a work of fiction

Is it possible to melt gold in a coal fire in a fireplace? What precautions should be taken?

Whichever ones work best to block out noise.

If you are trying to block out noise from the floor above, how effective are acoustic ceiling tiles?

If it is the underfloor heating, I guess I will have to buy the apartment from them.

That's a good idea. They are away at the moment.

I really hope it isn't the underfloor heating.

I think it is a wet system.

I can hear a kind of continuous humming sound coming from the underfloor heating in the flat above me. What is causing this and can anything be done about it.

I am assembling a flat-packed chair. How tight should I tighten the bolts and screws with Allen key and screwdriver?

I know nothing about infrared heaters. Is it possible to feel heat emanating from the panel? I thought they just magically warmed objects. Also there is no electricity supply switch unless maybe one of the trip switches is connected to it. I am not good at setting thermostats and can't work out...

How do I tell if an infrared heater is on or off? How do I turn it off? There is a thermostat model number SQ610RF(WB)

Do membranes under wood floors cause dampness? Because if the damp cannot get through the membrane it will become trapped between the membrane and the concrete and build up, then work its way up the walls as there is no where else for it to go.

I live in an apartment block (3 years old). There is a pipe projecting out of the lawn that gushes out water every 15 minutes. This splashes onto the pool of water that has accumulated by the wearing down of the grass on the lawn. It is very disturbing at night to have this gushing noise...