Cane sugar; a textbook on the agriculture of the sugar cane, the manufacture of cane sugar, and the analysis of sugar-house products . ller, the combination serving to direct the once crushed cane to the line of contact between the centre and discharge rollers. This patent contains the genesis of the trash turner. In the old West Indian houses the mill itself was often located below the ground level, as more con-venient for the application of animal drive. These mills were known as pit miUs. Steam power was first applied to mills in 1769, this date being fixed by a reference in a paper^ read b
Cane sugar; a textbook on the agriculture of the sugar cane, the manufacture of cane sugar, and the analysis of sugar-house products . ller, the combination serving to direct the once crushed cane to the line of contact between the centre and discharge rollers. This patent contains the genesis of the trash turner. In the old West Indian houses the mill itself was often located below the ground level, as more con-venient for the application of animal drive. These mills were known as pit miUs. Steam power was first applied to mills in 1769, this date being fixed by a reference in a paper^ read before the Royal Society by the Marquis de Cazaux in 1780, stating that eleven years earlier a steam engine had been sent to Jamaica. Steam power did not become common, however, till much later; its introduction into Demerara and Surinam took place in 1815, due to the initiative of a Dutch carpenter, Forster. The first mill with the isosceles triangle combination was made in 1794 by Collinge, an axle-tree maker of Lambeth. ^ A design of this nature was also found amongst Smeatons papers at his death, with the notation that it was.
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