Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 391
nother fan into our present separ-ator, which is liberal in size, and, in fact, too large forthe present purpose. We are somewhat puzzled, how-ever, to know what will he the action of the outfit,provided the smaller and later addition should not berunning for any reason. It would seem that… … Fig. 1. present separator. We shall be glad to receive sug-gestions as to how this difficulty may be overcome. A.—The contingency you name would certainly de-velop and cause no end of trouble if the pipes aresimply connected into the separator and no provisionwere made for the escape of the air,…
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