- on an
industrial scale. The
Frue vanner was one such
machine that was
widely adopted. It was
invented in 1874, by W. B.
Frue,
Superintendent of the Silver...
- also
where "
Vanners" were
first used
commercially to
extract metal from low-grade ore.
Known as the "
Frue Vanner" as it was
named for W. B.
Frue, Superintendent...
- property.[when?] Later, more
advanced machines were used such as the
Frue vanner,
invented in 1874.
Other equipment used
historically includes the hutch...
- In her
analysis of Freud's work on
religion in
relation to gender,
Judith Van Herik noted that
Freud paired femininity and the
concept of
weakness with...
- stamps. Frue
Vanners were
installed at the West B****et
stamps in 1906. A
Frue vanner house was
installed below the
Wheal B****et
stamps in 1908. The "Miner...
-
battery comprised: a rockbreaker,
Cornish rolls, a
Krupp table, and a
Frue vanner to
remove the quartz. This
battery was a
stabilising influence on Wolfram...
- (wooden launders) and
pipes deliver pulp from
grinding mill
tables to 6
Frue-
Vanner concentrating machines,
driven by a
Tangye vertical 5
horsepower (3.7 kW)...
-
plant includes: 2 Rod
mills 2
Wilfley tables Jaw
crusher Retort/furnace
Frue vanner Four-Cylinder oil
engine Lathes and
workshop plant Concentrating and...
- ore by
underhand stoping. The mill
contained 10
stamps with 4
large Frue vanners, and when
running at full capacity, 10 tons of rock were
milled per day...
- outcrops."
Supporting structures included a 10-stamp mill, four
large Frue Vanners, two
Pelton wheels, a
wagon road, a
short tramway, and a wharf. Gold...
