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223:. Roscoe Lee was granted a patent in 1934 for his transit concrete mixer design. This design made it possible for new trucks to be turned into concrete mixers by using a crane to put a drum on the back of the truck. It was less expensive than a cement truck dedicated to only carrying cement and allowed the trucks used to continue to be adapted for other things. Concrete mixers have continued to advance. Recently, research detailing a forward simulation model of an energy-saving concrete mixer using hydraulic technology was released based on Matlab/Simulink technology.
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