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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 26 (1877) (1877)

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, and the cage without its umn, B, toreceive and serve as a bearing for the vertical load, now weighing some 11,000 lbs., is allowed to sink to the shaft, C, and which rises a little above the top of the case, bottom of the tube. Just before it reaches this point, the A, to prevent the pulp from… … tion. At D, in the illus- face of the cone, E, be- WARREN’S PAPER-PULP ENGINE. tration, is shown how the tween the grotips of ] various sections of the tubes are connected. It will be air pump is next closed, and a valve is opened, which allows knives, G, are formed two concavities, H I. The con-…

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