PL6501B1 - The way of separating flax and other fibers on wet mites. - Google Patents

Description

The flax will usually pass through wet quarters on wet mantle and pass through water heated to 60-80 °. At lower temperatures, the compartment runs unsatisfactorily, since not before it breaks incessantly in hoisting fights. The same can be noticed when crossing other fibers, such as hemp.1 Working on wet leavings with warm water causes a number of inconveniences that adversely affect the work of the mite, such as the difficulty of maintaining the temperature within certain limits, harmful effects of the atmosphere in the work area; Also, a very high humidity and temperature, increased by steam deposition on the mite, has a negative impact on the health of the operation. Moisture also has a negative effect on the equipment located in the compartment, among others, on machines and belts. of the present invention, not before, during the passage, the slices were passed through not through hot water, but through water, at room temperature, in which salts of sulfonic acid, petroleum, aromatic sulfonic acids or the body of the appropriate hydrophilic acids were dissolved. -sulphonide. You can also dip the hole in the knife mentioned above, then just pass it, without having to pass it through; The speech method removes the inadequacies mentioned above, so there is no need to use and operate the network of steam pipes leading to the spinning machines * Also this method removes the wetland tanks used to wet the boat beforehand, as well as the water supply network Depending on the amount and type of fibers, the concentration of solutions of sulfonic acid salts, petroleum acids and other wetting bodies is 0.05% or higher. Increased wetting effect of cold water (due to the presence of petroleum sulfonic acid salts in it and bodies of Similarly, it is possible to explain the increased wetting and dissolving capacity of the adhesive, as exhibited by the above-mentioned bodies.

Claims (1)

Patent claims, 1. The method of passing flax and other fibers on wet loops, characterized by the fact that "moistening of the fleece on the moth was effective and it was passed through water, at ordinary temperature, with air, as a body enabling the action of low water at a temperature of serves; sulfonic acid salts of petroleum hydrocarbons, aromatic sulfonic acids, fats and the like wetting bodies,% The method according to claim 1, characterized by the interval of a period previously soaked in solutions above the above mentioned except for the bandworm. Nikolai Alexeeff, Gr ig or and P etroff * Deputy: M. Skrzypkowski, patent attorney. Print by L. Boguslawski, Warsaw- PL PL