A manual of dyeing: for the use of practical dyers, manufacturers, students, and all interested in the art of dyeing (1910)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Loewenthal, Richard, Rawson, Christopher · London, C. Griffin · leaf 145
e kier as regards the running of the cloth, andthis is explained by x-eference to Fig. 34, which represents the kier in cross-section. The two batch rollers (each represented as being partly filled withcloth), A and B, work in journals carried by the framework, F. S representsthe shell of the kier,… … Fig. 34.—Jackson-Hunt kier. and decreasing sizes of the batches as the cloth is wound on or oflf. This motionis important, as it keeps the cloth always at the same tension and absolutelyfree from creases. It also brings considerable pressure to bear on the rotatingbatches, and thus squeezes the…
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