How to build, equip and operate a cotton mill in the United States (1913)
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ter the dyeing process has beencompleted, and iof allowing the ex-cess of liquor to drain back into thebath. If a series of successive opera- Yarns and manufactured goods willnot require quite so much volume asloose, as the material is in a morecondensed condition. VARIOUS iViETHODS DEVISED. The… … IVuoden Jiartttton Perforattd sleaw pipe Fig. 12. Round Wooden Dye-vat, Cross Sections Top and Bottom. tions are required in the dyeing proc-ess, such, for example, as mordanting,washing an-d dyeing, a set of vats maybe employed with an overhead tackleand runway. In this manner, the cagewith its…
Cotton manufacture · Textile factories
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