The manufacture of paper: being a description of the various processes for the fabrication, coloring, and finishing of every kind of paper (1886)
Davis, Charles Thomas · Philadelphia, H. C. Baird & Co.; London, S. Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington · leaf 510
500 THE MANUFACTURE OF PAPER. The object is to regulate the flow of pulp or "stuff" from the stuff-box to the paper-machine proper. Figure 136 is a plan view of a stuff-box provided with Young's improved device. Fig. 137 is a vertical section of it taken at broken line x y in Fig. 136. Fig. 138 is… … front elevation of it, with part of front wall broken away to show gate / closed. Fig. 139 is same showing gate / open. Fig. 140 is a perspective of gate /and pivoted arms. The box is divided by partitions A, B, and C into four compartments. One of the compartments is provided with
Papermaking
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