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Drying. Synthetic rubber is dried by passing back and forth three times in giant driers, each capable of handling 3,000 pounds of rubber an hour, at the Institute plant. Each drier is equipped with thirty-three fans, and 140 tons of water are evaporated every day

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Drying. Synthetic rubber is dried by passing back and forth three times in giant driers, each capable of handling 3,000 pounds of rubber an hour, at the Institute plant. Each drier is equipped with thirty-three fans, and 140 tons of water are evaporated every day

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01/01/1935
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