The manufacture of varnishes : oil crushing, refining and boiling and kindred industries : describing the manufacture and chemical and physical properties of spirit varnishes and oil varnishes, raw materials, resins, solvents and colouring principles, drying oils, their extraction, properties and applications, oil refining and boiling, the manufacture, employment and testing of various varnishes (1899)
Livache, Ach. (Achille), M'Intosh, John Geddes · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 247
et hif,'h, and takes 4') horse-power to work it. Additional sets will take about 35 horse-power each. 'I'he complete process is therefore as follows. The seed passes throu<,'h rolls, from these an elevator places it in the kettle, from this it passes to the moulding machim-, where it is measured,… … I ri'.]; Pkkss kou Oil. then returned by an elevator to the kettle to be re-worked. The presses stand in a tank, into which the expressed oil falls and from which it is forced to the store tanks or filters by a pump. Fig. 10 shows an illustration of filter press. Linseed Oil — Chemical .v.nd…
Drying oils · Oils and fats · Varnish and varnishing
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