Applied chemistry : in manufactures, arts and domestic economy (1844)
Parnell, Edward A. (Edward Andrew) · London : Printed for Taylor and Walton · leaf 343
ssed against tlie perforated cylinder.* In another form of this machine, which works with much less noise than the preceding, the cylinders are arranged vertically, so as to form an apparatus somewhat resembling the dash-wheel (fig. 33, page 319). When the cloth has been thus far dried, either by… … cylinder covered with cloth, revolving in close con- tact with the brass cylinder the calico is passed between these cylinders to be freed from the super- fluous starch, and is then rolled olF upon the cylinder the axis of which is not fixed, but so contrived as to recede gradually from the wooden…
Chemistry, Technical · Wood · Dyes and dyeing · Calico-printing
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