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Dyeing of Woollen fabrics (1902)

Beech, Franklin · London, Scott, Greenwood, New York, Van Nostrand co · leaf 218

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y they consist of acylindrical vessel with perforated sides, so constructed that itcan be revolved at a high speed. This vessel is enclosed inan outer cage. The goods are placed in the basket, as it istermed, and then this is caused to revolve ; at the high speedat which it revolves centrifugal… … so.—Hydro-extractor. forms, in some the driving gear is above, in others below thebasket, in some the driving is done by belt gearing, in othersa steam engine is directly connected with the basket. Figures29 and 30 show two forms which are much in use in thetextile industry. They are very efficient…

Dyes and dyeing -- Wool

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