10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MILLCAKE»
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millcake in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The millcake arrives at the press-house as a mixture of cake and dust. To make
this mixture homogeneous it is passed through the rollers and falls on to the floor
broken into dust. On the ram of the hydraulic press is placed a very strong box of
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Word Freak: Heartbreak, Triumph, Genius, and Obsession in ...
... and KNURS. Bump on a tree? Bump on my head. I mentally replay the
endgame scenarios. Then I think happily about finding MILLiArE (a unit of area)
in a late-night game, but regret missing the more defensive and creative
MILLcAkE ...
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Engines of War Or Historical and Experimental Observations ...
... into a proper consistency, but not enough to form it into a paste; and when the
runners (as the mill-stones are called) have made a sufficient number of
revolutions and the composition is in a proper state, it is removed in the form of
millcake.
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Royal United Service Institution Journal
Monsieur Piobert's own estimate is, that gunpowder in this state may be reduced
in combustibility to the condition of millcake. the explosion of which is a constant
source of accident in powder-mills. Monsieur Fadereff, who pursued similar ...
Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies, 1867
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Projectile Weapons of War and Explosive Compounds, Including ...
The next operation consists in spreading this millcake on alternate copper plates,
in layers of three inches thick, until the press is full; when a compressing force is
applied either by the screw and capstan, or by Bramah's hydrostatic engine.
“The next point in our tour is the press-house, which the barrow of millcake we
just saw wheeled away has already reached. Let us follow it.” Passing another
mill-house, where two more sets of cylinders were hard at work, the visitors came
to ...
... {la—danger of powder-making, and precautions described, lIl—incorporation
or milling of the green charge, Il2—millcake, 113—-press-cake, 114—corning or
ranulating, 115—statistics of acci cuts from explosion, 116—-fou1grain, dusting, ...
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A manual of elementary chemistry, theoretical and practical
The mass is then subjected to great pressure, and the millcake thus produced
broken in pieces, and placed in sieves made of perforated vellum, moved by
machinery, each containing, in addition, a round piece of heavy wood. The grains
of ...
George FOWNES, Henry Bence JONES, Henry WATTS (F.C.S.), 1868
... to read half a dozen books, most of which I can lend you, you will get the whole
much better than I can tell it to you. “ The next point in our tour is the press-house,
which the barroiv of millcake we just saw wheeled away has already reached.
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A Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines / containing a ...
The incorporated or millcake powder is laid on the bed or follower of the press,
and separated, at equal distances, by sheetsofcopper, sothat when the operation
isover, itcomes outinlarge thin solid cakes, or strata, distinguished bytheterm ...
