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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 4 (January 1898) (1898)

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ositions, rial is added, the mixture being carried by means of a worthy that about 5,000 tons of ore per twenty hours which they hold and never leave for two or three trough conveyor in front of a series of briquetting can be rained, crushed and concentrated with a working machines. The mixture is… … thin and haggard, covered with hon- where the conveyor passes up and orable scars. Such endurance is un- down through five vertical loops, the BBIQVETTE, 68 FEB CENT Fig. 3. 20 LUMP OF IBON QBE, paralleled among warm-blooded ani- briquettes being retained in the fur- OF IBON, FEB CENT OF IBON.…

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