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The information provided by Heikki Hyytiäinen to the members of the BIA Technical and Manpower Development Staff at the "Masonry Stoves Workshop," held by Albie Barden in Camden, Maine, July 12-15, 1981, was most helpful, and is greatly appreciated.
REFERENCES
1. "Tulisija-ja hormirakenteet," by Kari Mäkelä, Tekn. lis. Tiilikeskus Oy, Iso Roobertinkatu 20, 00120 Helsinki 12, Finland, 1980 Rakennustaito. (Fireplaces and Flue Structures)
2. "Tiilessä" on inhimillinen jälki, Keskusuuni," Tiilikeskus Oy, Iso Roobertinkatu 20, 00120 Helsinki 12, Finland, 1980. (Brick Bears Traces of Human Touch).
3. "Tiilessa" on inhimillinen jälki, Lämmittävä Ja Lampoavaraava Takka," Tiilikeskus Oy, Iso Roobertinkatu 20, 00120 Helsinki 12, Finland, (Fireplaces for Heating and Heat Storage, List of Materials and Supplies and Drawings).
4. "Tarvitaanko uuneja jälleen" by Professor Olavi Vuorelainen, Tiili, March 1978. (Are Stoves Again Required?)
5. "Tilisijan suunnittelu" by Heikki Hyytiäinen, Architect, Tiili, March 1978. (Fireplace Design).
6. "The Russian Fireplace." Colorado Masonry Institute, Suite 301, 3003 East Third Avenue at Milwaukee, Denver, Colorado, 80206, 1982.
7. "Complete plans and Instruction for Construction and Operation of a Masonry Stove, Finnish or Russian Fireplace," by Basilio Lepuschinko, Richmond, Maine, 1980.
8. "A Russian-Type Fireplace Demonstration and Workshop," New Mexico Energy Institute, The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, May 1981.
9. Summit Pressed Brick and Tile Company, Thirteenth and Erie, Pueblo, Colorado, 81002.
10. The Woodburners Encyclopedia, Section One, by Jay Shelton, Vermont Crossroads Press, Waitsfield, Vermont, 05672, February 1978.