The treatment of paper for special purposes : a practical introduction to the preparation of paper products for a great variety of purposes such as parchment paper, transfer papers, preservative papers, grained transfer papers, fireproof and antifalsification papers, polishing papers, tracing and copying papers, chalk and litho transfer papers, leather papers, luminous papers, tortoiseshell and ivory papers, metal papers, coloured papers, etc. etc., and paper articles (1907)
Andés, Louis Edgar, 1848-1925 · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 247
Characteristics of Paper 223 tensile strength. Finally, it is true that the old method of sizing with glue and drying the paper in the open air increased its strength. In this respect the paper machine must take some blame, since it is not yet the custom to size with glue in the machine, … Fig. 37. — Jute fibres. Fig. 38. — Cotton fibre. l. Bast cell fragment. Magnified 300 times. q. Section through jute fibre. a. Cross section in m. Lumen. water. and finish the drying of the paper under slight tension. On the other hand, with good machines, the relative difference in strength caused…
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