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Dressings and finishings for textile fabrics and their application; description of all the materials used in dressing textiles (1911)

Polleyn, Friedrich, Salter, Charles · London, Scott, Greenwood · leaf 126

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dustand impurities, thus preserving the purity of the contents. There is no other inducement to select this form of pan : andapparatus of different shape will be described below. A boiling pan, well adapted to the purpose, is formed by ajacketed vessel, with a wide, open top, and made of good… … Fig. li».—Steam-heated pan for boiliug starch. the roof of the workroom. By means of a steam pressure of 3i to-f atmospheres, the contents of the pan can be heated to 257 F.,this being the extreme limit, though lower temperatures can lieobtained by checking the flow of steam, and thus reducing…

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