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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 2 (1887) (1887)

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ders. In this industry, it is necessary, in the first place, to The apparatus operates as follows : The beets make When the roots have reached the end of their journey, weigh the beets, and this is one of the most important their exit from the washer all covered with water (and they are both dry… … im N | i a Fig. 2.-AUTOMATIC MACHINE FOR WEIGHING BEETS. MMIII TM Hi Sw 1} | Wit | | 1\\| Ht | HNN} HW} ‘i gross weight of the roots, and is very high. Itis im- \| lj portant, then, to weigh only the clean material, that contains only the sugar, and to get rid of all extrane- ous matter, sueh as…

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