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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 17 (April 1869) (1869)

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e bottom and also for favoring the com- plete evacuation o f the steam. E E i s a syphon tube, fur-nished with necessaryjeocks and stops, through which the clearjuice is drawn off after being defecated. In many factories, instead of this tube, E E, an orificeclosed by a wide-mouthed cock at the… … conveyed to different departments of the works to be furtherseparately treated. These latter pans are easier cleaned thanthe first, but the syphon pans furnish a larger amount ofclear juice. The capacity of defecating pans varies according to thequantity of j uice worked up in twenty-four hours,…

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