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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 24 (March 1, 1851) (1851)

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the ing the inside of the revolving sugar case, per mile. This is a great increase, but noth- it come in contact with the opposite bevel, K, same purpose, and it can be applied to thedry- Figure 3 is a plan view. The same letters re- ing to what it will be when the road is finish- which reverses… … ture is extracted receives a rapid rotary mo- time. Q is @ pipe in the centre cylinder, R, ing of wet goods, either silk, cotton, or wool- at that point. The express trains leave at 7 tion, which throws the moist particles off len. The machine is a centrifugal one; in to carry off the liquid…

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