Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 268
ferent liquid,which may serve for mordanting, dyeing, washing, &c.The whole machine is specially arranged to make theseveral operations continuous. 254 DYEING OF TEXTILE FABRICS. [Char- xn Washing Machinerij.—A very old form of washingmachine is the so-called wash-stocks, represented inFig 52.… … Fig. 52.—Wash-stocks. cams on the revolving shaft e, and fall on the yarn insuch a manner that its position is continually changed.A perforated pipe H supplies the trough with a copioussupply of water. One of the best forms of modern hank-washingmachines is that shown in Figs, cr3 and 54, and…
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