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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 15 (1874) (1874)

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sses through these sieves while the bran passes over ratus at low water. around the drying floor. This floor consists of sheet iron or it at the lower end of each.— American Miller. Our engraving shows the wheel projecting into the current _ SOO and into operation. Its motion is communicated… … ping of the mechanism material are well suited McCARTY’S CURRENT WATER WHEEL. is readily governed by for gilding. the means employed for moving the float, and this consists or choking the holes, The. roof is constructed like an in- eo +e oo tte simply in a shaft, E, supported in suitable standards…

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