The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 167
t in each endof the chamber. In operation the water in the Cistern is heated to 180 P., at which temperature it gives oil aqueous vapour: this gradually tills the chamberabove by escaping between the planks 1, I, and when the requisite temperature is attained the goods are passed through slowly,… … ^m^w^^mim and in which is maintained a suitable degree of heat and humidity. Goodstreated in this way may sometimes be sent forward to the dye-house at once, TREATMENT OF GOODS AFTER PRINTINO. 141 but, as b rule, it is preferable to Id them age for a day or two in pile beforedyeing. The piles arc…
Textile printing
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