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		<title>more airflow thoughts</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I think that I have a bit more figured out and will post when I have a chance to scan a couple drawings&#8230; But I think that what I&#8217;ve landed on is a relatively simple air path that draws air via two different paths—one entering through the bean chute, through the drum and out the [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think that I have a bit more figured out and will post when I have a chance to scan a couple drawings&#8230; But I think that what I&#8217;ve landed on is a relatively simple air path that draws air via two different paths—one entering through the bean chute, through the drum and out the back toward the chaff collection box; the other entering through the bean tray (cooler) and hooking up with the chaff collection box, where both paths meet and out the door&#8230;<br />
What is nice about this is I can essentially seal off the chamber where the heat source is located and around the exterior of the drum so that I can make this temperature stable and so controllable and responsive.</p>


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