Hurst, George H. (George Henry), George Bell & Sons · London ; New York : George Bell & Sons · leaf 156
orough will the drying be ; the finisher,therefore, by regulating the speed of the cylinders, andthe quantity and pressure of the steam he sends intothem, can regulate the drying of the fabrics; as arule they should not be completely dried. It will be found best to combine the stiffeningmangle and… … 146 SILK DYKING. a good plan to drive them from a main shaft connectedwith other machinery, but to drive by a separateengine. Into the cylinders the steam passes at one endthrough one of the journals (which are made hollow)of the cylinders: a good deal of this condenses andforms water, which if…
Dyes and dyeing · Silk
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