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The dyeing of textile fabrics (1885)

Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 203

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eels aregeared together by a series of cog-wheels, one of which,on each side, is driven by a cog-wheel attached to acentral fiiction disc. The washing is effected by water-pipes, situated belowthe reels, and perforated on both sides horizontally. Asimilar water-pipe is situated between each pair of… … 1 ill ? W i 190 DYEING OF TEXTILE FABRICb. (Chap. XL tangled, the reels are automatii;ally caused to i-evolvealternately to the right and left. The movement of asingle lever sets the reels in motion, and turns on thewater. The i*eels on each side can be worked indepen-dently of each other, so that…

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