The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 118
CLOTH FOR PRINTING. 93 kin- is full of olotb the manhole is olosed and :i quantity of lime water, suffioienl to cover the cloth entirely, is run in. The amount of slaked lime used ia equalto about 6 per oent. of the weight of the cloth. Steam is then turned mm, andas soon as all the air is driven… … Fig. 45.—Section of injector kier. this is not done, the pieces will be found to be quite rotten wherever thej havecome into contact with the hot kier sides, and even during the boiling theymust be kept fully immersed, as if they emerge above the Burface of the liquorthe] are certain to tender.…
Textile printing
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