Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 560
sted by the tan R, which also keeps the brush clean. By the cur-rent of air ] reduced by the fan and brush the material, now partially picked, is blown upon the -• _: apron J, which has a slow movement indicate.1 by the arrows, and i- prevented from leavingthis apron by the cylinder K, which… … The material now passes under the small roll L, which is a plain cylinder, and for the second pair of feeding-rolls M .M. the cylinder i >. the brush P, and fan R, each olwhich acts respectively the Bame as the rolls p |-, the cylinder II. brush I. an 1 fan K. « xcept that the if the Cylinder…
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