The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 122
OF THE CLOTH POB PRINTING, 97 The goods are paoked in sheel iron waggons with perforated bottoms, and furnished with a perforated colitinn in the centre, so that the boiling Liquoipenetrate thoroughly and evenly throughoul the whole mass of cloth, The waggons are run into the kier on rails laid… … Fig. 47.—Section of the : Mather patent kier. caused to circulate by means of a centrifugal pump which draws the liquor frombeneath the perforated bottoms of the waggons and showers it again over thecloth through sprinklers fixed inside the top of the kier immediately over thec.ntrc of the waggons.…
Textile printing
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