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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 20 (May 1882) (1882)

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each closes the distance between the knives. incline, quicksilver may be used. The knives are set at an inclination with the A vertical partition, F, extends downward from plane of the chopper wheel, and their entering the under side of the ridge or apex to the floor ends are sharpened so that… … phurets and heavy particles, thus keeping them changes its direction according as the amplitude HUGHES' COTTON CHOPPER. in clean condition. of the vibrations of the sounding body increases For further particulars address the New or decreases. The effect is most marked w lien York Mining Machinery…

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