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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 6 (February 1906) (1906)

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s of extracting rubber from the in the rings and riveted over. The slots are uniformly bark of the plant are attracting some attention. In spaced and formed at an angle to position the blades France, Henri Jumelle succeeded in producing rubber at the proper working pitch. All of these operations… … Section Showing the Blading Construction. The Spindle of the Allis-Chalmers Turbine. which he employs the Deiss process. This consists in down between two rows of blades accidentally moved formity of blading. The shroud rings, aside from grinding up the bark and pounding it in a mortar, leav-…

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