Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 134
I aeading actionupon the iro out the cin- der very effectually, which flowsfreely away, down each side of thei ottom roller. I i ; ween the rollers gradually contracts, from piral form of the roll maintaining an i- i and tie- end-, until it is Liberab 11 simultaneously which falls down in the… … 128 IRON ROLLING MACHINE. widened for a short distance beyond the point I, for the purpose of allowing the bloom to drop out read-ily, and admitting the fresh ball. A provision is made to prevent risk of breaking the rollers by any unusual size of ball being put in,by means of the two large…
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