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Hans Bors

Martin Schwemmer

Walter Luthi

Albert Goetz

Albert Gotz

Peter Egger

An apparatus for the determination of the inner condition of a porous material, particularly a textile material web, and a method for running the apparatus. The apparatus comprises a pressure element and an extracting and collecting element which clamp the material between them; the clamped-in sample is then extracted with a preferably hot extracting fluid. The extract will then be analyzed in order to yield indications of the inner condition of the material and/or of substances present in or on the porous material.

Apparatus and method for the analysis of porous materials

The process and apparatuses for the continuous application of liquors to a moving textile fiber web by the methods of metering roller application or pad mangle application, to be selected and changed-over at will. Elements of one application mode are also used, with other functions, for the other mode. The textile web need not be withdrawn from the apparatus and reintroduced along another path during or after change-over from one mode to the other.

Process for the continuous application of liquors on textile fiber webs

A method for the continuous and uniform application of controlled amounts of treating liquor on a liquid receptive material web comprising passing the web over a counter-roll having a resilient, non-skid surface and then passing the web onto an applicator roll with a metallic cylinder surface that has been dipped into a vat of treating liquor and making the treating liquor a uniform film on the roll. The treating liquor is tested before use by placing a quantity of the liquor in a mixing container, rotating the container for a first period and measuring the volume of treating liquor plus foam that develops in the container, and making two subsequent volume readings after further periods of time, adding all of the volume readings and comparing the sum with a standard value, and also determining that each volume reading is less than the preceding reading, and rejecting treating liquor which does not meet the foregoing requirements.

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