The Rubber Tree book
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It might surprise some managers if they realized what the total difference amounted F'iG. 49. Robinson's Washing-mill, Belt-driven.
to in the course of a year. If we take it at i per cent, we shall not be very far astray, and with rubber at four shillings and twopence per pound the difference is equal to one halfpenny per pound. To look at it in another way, if the annual crop of rubber is two hundred thousand pounds, the i per cent, loss or gain is equivalent to two thousand pounds of dry rubb...er per annum at least.
The usual practice is to pass the coagulated latex three times through this macerating-mill before removing the rough sheets to the creping-mill. This creper is also a macerator type of mill, but the cutting on the rollers is on a smaller pattern.
igo THE RUBBER TREE BOOK The teeth on one roller being 18 and on the other 20, the shred- ding and tearing is less violent than in the macerator. In this, as in all the mills, water flows on to the sheets of rubber from pipes which discharge their flow of water from overhead on the rubber passing through the rollers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might surprise some managers if they realized what the total difference amounted F'iG. 49. Robinson's Washing-mill, Belt-driven.
to in the course of a year. If we take it at i per cent, we shall not be very far astray, and with rubber at four shillings and twopence per pound the difference is equal to one halfpenny per pound. To look at it in another way, if the annual crop of rubber is two hundred thousand pounds, the i per cent, loss or gain is equivalent to two thousand pounds of dry rubb...er per annum at least.
The usual practice is to pass the coagulated latex three times through this macerating-mill before removing the rough sheets to the creping-mill. This creper is also a macerator type of mill, but the cutting on the rollers is on a smaller pattern.
igo THE RUBBER TREE BOOK The teeth on one roller being 18 and on the other 20, the shred- ding and tearing is less violent than in the macerator. In this, as in all the mills, water flows on to the sheets of rubber from pipes which discharge their flow of water from overhead on the rubber passing through the rollers.
What to read after The Rubber Tree book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W F De Bois Maclaren to read onlineMoreLess
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