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\nThe invention relates to a device for the bulk-forming of an aerosol of powder by means of a low-pressure air stream. In the device, powder is introduced in powder form into a first air stream, the powder particles of which are milled into a semisolid or solid mass. The semisolid or solid mass is then dewatered and drained from the first air stream by means of a second air stream, in which the semisolid or solid mass is subjected to a plasticization by a second air stream and is formed into a paste-like, semisolid or solid mass. The resulting paste-like, semisolid or solid mass is then discharged from the second air stream and is subsequently passed through a rotating sieve disk, the peripheral edges of which are driven against the powder mass adhering thereto so as to effect centrifuging and separation of the powder particles for discharge. The sieve disk and the second air stream are disposed in the stream of the second air stream in the direction of flow of the latter stream, so that the paste-like, semisolid or solid mass travels with its forward motion from the upstream side into the center of the sieve disk.\nFrom Austrian Patent No. 306,051, which corresponds to U.S. Pat. No. 4,443,394, a device is known for the bulk-forming of an aerosol of powder by means of a low-pressure air stream. The device has, in a first air stream, a dosing chamber, which is in communication with a pressurized air stream, the air stream of which has a pressure less than the aerosol pressure. A sieve disk is disposed in the dosing chamber and rotates synchronously with the latter. The dosed powder mass is then pressed onto the sieve disk and transported from the dosing chamber by means of the pressurized air stream. The powder of the powder mass adhering to the surface of the sieve disk is removed at regular intervals. On the surface of the sieve disk, which is moved from the dosing chamber to a dead-end space by the pressurized air stream, a filter device is provided, with which a part of the air stream in the vicinity of the surface is discharged. At least a part of the air stream in the dead-end\n7582aa13b2\n[Nexus Mod Games]( · FanFeeds: The Best Games Media · Buncha flash games · Nintendo Guides · Warfrontturningpointcracknocd [1Â364, .\nwarfrontturningpointcracknocd MP3 Music Free Download. Art by Xelhan. TVShowonlineaisechiziadnhcevaaleqsdaab. Warfrontturningpointcracknocd, warfrontturningpointcracknocd [1Â364, .Q:
\nWhat are some good rules of thumb to determine if a question is likely to be a duplicate?
\nI'm often asked to suggest a duplicate for a question. In many cases I find that I can't think of anything. The other end of the scale is that there's a question I know is a duplicate, but I can't remember what it was.\nWhat are some good rules of thumb to determine if a question is likely to be a duplicate?\nIf a rule was \"never ask a question that was asked just last year\" that'd be a good start.
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\nMy rule of thumb is: if the question were asked today, it would have been closed as a duplicate. If it was asked last year it will probably get closed as a duplicate if someone finds a duplicate today.\nIf you want something more clever, you can come up with a rule for each tag. In a new tag, if there are only a few questions, and they all close together in time (and don't fall off the latest activity list in the day), you're better off focusing on duplicates of these questions. If there are a lot of questions, you want to go with a broader strategy. (Ideally, people should be able to search for related questions, but we don't have this yet.)
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