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Separation and Recovery of Short Fibrous Asbestos (US Patent 2,280,903, 1942)

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Wilfred James Ellison received US Patent No. 2,280,903 on April 28, 1942, filed January 23, 1940.

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This invention relates to the separation and recovery of short fibrous asbestos from asbestosbearing rock which has been reduced to the form of small granules, The processes generally in use for recovering asbestos fibre from the rockat asbestos mines include some form of crushing or beating operation or both to separate as far as possible the fibre from the rockyto reduce the dimensions of the rock portions, and to open out the fibre portions.

Author
Wilfred James Ellison
Published by
US Patent Office
Series
US Patent No. 2,280,903
Date
April 28, 1942
Library no.
ACL Doc 23624 · asbestosclaims.law/library/23624
Rights
US government work, in the public domain.

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Wilfred James Ellison. “Separation and Recovery of Short Fibrous Asbestos (US Patent 2,280,903, 1942).” April 28, 1942. US Patent No. 2,280,903. US Patent Office. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 23624. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/23624.

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