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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 18 (November 1877) (1877)

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iphery of the cylinders, e e'. The mo- cleaners and delivers them in the form of clear yellow rib- aqueous solution. After the alcohol evaporates a layer of tive power is applied to the axis, g. bons." The yield of the machine will be in proportion to The operation is as follows: The ramie, or… … soon as the rear end of the plant Fig. 3.—LEFRANC AND NAGOUA'S MACHINE. is past the crushers, a a', the cylin. Fig. 4.-LEFEANC AND N AGOUA'S MACHINE. ders, e e', instead of stripping the is fed constantly by a quick handling. This principle, the plant, would simply roll it out. To avoid this,…

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