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Sand-washing

The process of washing sand, in order to free it from deleterious matter, and thus render it more suitable for moulding purposes, may be materially facilitated by rotating a cylindrical wire-sieve within a shallow trough, which receives a constant supply of water at one end and discharges it at the other, along with the soluble matter which has passed through the sieve. See CORE-SAND.

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