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The dyeing of textile fabrics (1885)

Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 455

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yed Turkey-red stove. A A repre-sent ordinary coal firessituated in the base-ment ; the hot flue-gases pass first throughchannels made of fire-brick, then throughiron pipes, and finallymake their exit to thechimney at B. Theupper part of thestove is divided, byfloors of iron-grating,into several… … be 442 DTEIXG OF TEXTILE FABRICS. [Chzp. XX. cloth is fiiTQly hooked alternately from right to left,while the other is allowed to hang down ; thus, when thestove is filled, each storey is closely packed with two tiersof cloth suspended in such a manner that the heated airfrom below can readily pass…

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