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The dyeing of textile fabrics (1885)

Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 282

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eyed, and thepieces are suspended in zigzag fashion from woodenrails placed near the roof, so that the loose folds come within a few feet of the iron grating over the flues In 268 DYEIXG OF TEXTILE FABRICS. [Chap J.IL others, the stove is divided into several storeys, each withfloors of iron… … Kg. 66.—Hot-air Drring Machine. hanging it is possible to pack a much larger quantity ofcloth into a given space. Calico is also dried by means of the steam-cylinderdrying machine described on p. 286. When it is not desirable that the cloth should comeinto actual contact with a heated metallic…

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