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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 19 (May 1906) (1906)

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h, but also because there other receptacle used. The drum rotates continuously, are no corners or pockets in the mixing chamber which swinging frame, and the other carried by the swing- both when discharging and when being charged, at a would be liable to be clogged. When the batch is ing frame.'… … clined rails to a position above the mixer, where it of a wheelbarrow, both for charging and discharging tips (as • indicated by dotted lines in the engraving) the machine. The "United" mixer, which is shown in Section of Smith Machine Showing Spiral Blading-. and pours its load into the charging…

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