Journal . act, wliich may be subjected tohydrolysis, is evaporated in vacuo to a syrup andmixed with about 3 kilos, of molasses. The pasteobtained is stable indefinitely and is suitable fortransport; it does not putrefy or dry up. \^egetablecasein, albumose, peptone, etc., may be used inplace of the gluten of the bran extract, as albumin-ous substance, and invert sugar, glucose, maltose,glycerin, etc., may be used as water-soluble carbo-hydrates. (Reference is directed, in pursuanceof Sec. 7, Sub-sect. 4, of the Patents and DesignsAct, 1907. to Eng. Pats. 3700 of 1879 ; 15,471 of1896 ; 1221 an
Journal . act, wliich may be subjected tohydrolysis, is evaporated in vacuo to a syrup andmixed with about 3 kilos, of molasses. The pasteobtained is stable indefinitely and is suitable fortransport; it does not putrefy or dry up. \^egetablecasein, albumose, peptone, etc., may be used inplace of the gluten of the bran extract, as albumin-ous substance, and invert sugar, glucose, maltose,glycerin, etc., may be used as water-soluble carbo-hydrates. (Reference is directed, in pursuanceof Sec. 7, Sub-sect. 4, of the Patents and DesignsAct, 1907. to Eng. Pats. 3700 of 1879 ; 15,471 of1896 ; 1221 and 3492 of 1901 ; 25,400 of 1910 ;and 2191 of 1012 ; this J., 1902, 264 ; 1911, 817 ;1912, 516.)—F. \V. A. Textile piece goods, warp yarns and. the like; Machines for treating with liquids —^—. J. S. Ainley,Huddersfield. ,, fabric passes from a guide roller, c, betweensqueezing rollers, 6, into a series of inclined troughs,e, one for each draft of the fabric, to wliich liquid. is supplied. Hinged lids, /, of suitable weight,press on tlie folds of the fabric formed in travellingthrougli the trouglis, and may be weiglited byadditional weights, g. One or more pairs ofcrushing rollers, h, plain or fluted, receive thefabric on emerging frona the troughs, and a roller,h^, engages with tlie lower one of tihe pair, a tank,t, being arranged to contain the trouglis androllers. A taking-olT roller. A:, keeps the materialtight as it emerges from the roUer, h^, anddeli\xrs it to the tank, a, the process being repeateduntil the material is thoroughly scoured. Theliquor in tlie tank, i, may be delivered into asump, or into the machine, o, from wliich it may bepumpetl up for further use.—B. N. 1246 Cl. VII.—acids ; ALKALIS; SALTS ; NON-METALLIC ELE;>IENTS. [Dec. 31, 191S. Treaiing [washing, dyeing, etc.] thread ; Process of . 0. S. Althouse, Reading, Pa. Pat. l,153,004,, of appL,,1912. The thread, 1, is conveyed through a tube, 3,
Size: 1648px × 1516px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, booksubjectchemist, bookyear1882
