IMPROVEMENTS IN APPARATUS FOR TREATING FIBRES, YARNS AND TEXTILE FABRICS to be as follows:
Year: 1885

page_text: This Specification was, upon the 16th day of August 1886, amended under
Sections 18 to 21 of the Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks Act, 1883.
[The Amendments are shown in erased and italic type.]
Textile Fabrics.
I, CHARLES DENTON ABEL of No 28 Southampton Buildings Chancery Lane in
the County of Middlesex Consulting Engineer and Patent Agent do hereby declare
the nature of my invention for "IMPROVEMENTS IN APPARATUS FOR TREATING
FIBRES, YARNS AND TEXTILE FABRICS to be as follows:-
"
In operating according to the method and with the apparatus described in the
former patent of my correspondent N° 2181 of 1883 it was heretofore necessary to
remove the fibres, yarns or textile fabrics from the dyeing vessel B before this was
taken from one dye vat to another, in order to remove from the fibres &e by centri-
fugal action or pressure the superfluous dye stuff contained therein, after which the
materials were again placed in the vessel and submitted to the further dyeing
process. By this means much time was lost, and frequently a uniform treatment
of the material was not obtained.
The present invention relates to, an improved construction of apparatus whereby
this disadvantage is obviated, the dyeing vessel being so constructed that it can be
placed upon a centrifugal machine for removing the surplus liquid by centrifugal
action.
The construction of the vessel for this purpose is shown on the accompanying
drawing. The inner cylinder C is made of a larger diameter than described in the
beforementioned Specification, and is provided with a flanged conical ring a Fig. 1.
By means of this ring the dyeing vessel B can be fitted on the cone b of the centri-
fugal machine, as at Fig. 2, where it may or may not be secured by means of screw
bolts. In order to support the receptacle at its upper end also, the cover E of the
cylinder C is provided with a socket f into which fits the upper end of the centri-
fugal shaft d. The screw S of the cover is made to fit into a recess o formed for it
in the centrifugal shaft.
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page_text: By this means the contents of the receptacle can be readily cleared of superfluous
liquid when removing the same from oue dye vat to another. In order to establish
a perfect balance of the receptacle upon the centrifugal shaft, this is provided with
loose metal rings p which, on rotary motion being imparted to the apparatus,
automatically adjust themselves in position so as to establish the desired balance.
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ABEL & IMRAY,
Agents for the Applicant.
I, CHARLES DENTON ABEL of No 28 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane in
the County of Middlesex, Consulting Engineer and Patent Agent do hereby declare
the nature of this invention and in what manner, the same is to be performed, to
be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement:-
In operating according to the method and with the apparatus described in the
former Patent of my correspondent No 2181 of 1883 it was heretofore necessary to
remove the fibres yarns or textile fabrics from the dyeing vessel B before this was
taken from one dye vat to another, in order to remove from the fibres &° by
centrifugal action or pressure, the superfluous dye stuff contained therein, after
which the materials were again placed in the vessel and subinitted to the further
dyeing process. By this means much time was lost and frequently a uniform
treatment of the material was not obtained.
The present invention relates to an improved construction of apparatus whereby
this disadvantage is obviated, the dyeing vessel being so constructed that it can be
placed upon a centrifugal machine for removing the surplus liquor by centrifugal
action.
The construction of the vessel for this purpose is shewn on the accompanying
drawing. The inner cylinder C is made of a larger diameter than described in the
before mentioned Specification and is provided with a flanged conical ring a Fig. 1.
By means of this ring the dyeing vessel B can be fitted on the cone b of the centri-
fugal machine, as at Fig. 2 where it may or may not be secured by means of screw
bolts. In order to support the receptacle at its upper end also the cover E of the
cylinder C is provided with a socket f into which fit the upper end of the centri-
fugal shaft d. The screw S of the cover is made to fit into a recess O formed for it
in the centrifugal shaft.

page_text: By this means the contents of the receptacle can be readily cleared of superfluous
liquid when removing the same from one dye vat to another. In order to establish
e-perfect balance of the receptacle upon the centrifugal shaft this is provided with
loose metal rings p. which on rotary motion being imparted to the apparatus
automatically-adjust themselves in position so as to establish the desired-balance.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what
I claim is
+. The herein described modified construction of the apparatus BO described
in the Specification to Patent Nº 2181 of 1883 wherein the cylinder C is made
of increased diameter and is provided with a conical ring a for fitting upon the
cone of a centrifugal shaft and wherein the cover is provided with a socket f for
receiving the upper end of the centrifugal shaft.
2. The use in combination with the apparatus-referred to in the preceding
claim, of a centrifugal shaft d having loose-rings-p-for-establishing-the-balance of
the-apparatus, substantially as herein described.

page_text: Textile fabrics.
I, CHARLES DENTON ABEL of N° 28 Southampton Buildings Chancery Lane in
the County of Middlesex Consulting Engineer and Patent Agent do hereby declare
the nature of my invention for "IMPROVEMENTS IN APPARATUS FOR TREATING
FIBRES, YARNS AND TEXTILE FABRICS to be as follows:-
"
In operating according to the method and with the apparatus described in the
former patent of my correspondent No 2181 of 1883 it was heretofore necessary to
remove the fibres, yarns or textile fabrics from the dyeing vessel B before this was
taken from one dye vat to another, in order to remove from the fibres &c by centri-
fugal action or pressure the superfluous dye stuff contained therein, after which the
materials were again placed in the vessel and submitted to the further dyeing
process. By this means much time was lost, and frequently a uniform treatment
of the material was not obtained.
The present invention relates to an improved construction of apparatus whereby
this disadvantage is obviated, the dyeing vessel being so constructed that it can be
placed upon a centrifugal machine for removing the surplus liquid by centrifugal
action.
The construction of the vessel for this purpose. is shewn on the accompanying
drawing. The inner cylinder C is made of a larger diameter than described in the
beforementioned Specification, and is provided with a flanged conical ring a Fig. 1.
By means of this ring the dyeing vessel B can be fitted on the cone 6 of the centri-
fugal machine, as at Fig. 2, where it may or may not be secured by means of screw
bolts. In order to support the receptacle at its upper end also, the cover E of the
cylinder C is provided with a socket finto which fits the upper end of the centri-
fugal shaft d. The screw S of the cover is made to fit into a recess o formed for it
in the centrifugal shaft.

page_text: By this means the contents of the receptacle can be readily cleared of superfluous
liquid when removing the same from one dye vat to another. In order to establish
a perfect balance of the receptacle upon the centrifugal shaft, this is provided with
loose metal rings p which, on rotary motion being imparted to the apparatus,
automatically adjust themselves in position so as to establish the desired balance.
TEXME apriUD.
I, CHARLES DENTON ABEL of N° 28 Southampton Buildings, Ohancery Lane in
the County of Middlesex, Consulting Engineer and Patent Agent do hereby declaro
the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, 'to
be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement:-
In operating according to the method and with the apparatus described in the
former Patent of my correspondent No 2181 of 1883 it was heretofore necessary to
remove the fibres yarns or textile fabrics from the dyeing vessel B before this was
'taken from one dye vat to another, in order to remove from the fibres &° by
centrifugal action or pressure, the superfluous-dye stuff contained therein, after
which the materials were again placed in the vessel and submitted to the further
dyeing process. By this means much time was lost and frequently a uniform
treatment of the material was not obtained.
The present invention relates to an improved construction of apparatus whereby
this disadvantage is obviated, the dyeing vessel being so constructed that it can.be
placed upon a centrifugal machine for removing the surplus. liquor by centrifugal
action.
The construction of the vessel for this purpose is shewn on the accompanying
drawing. The inner cylinder C is made of a larger diameter than described in the
'before mentioned Specification and is provided with a flanged conical ring a Fig. 1.
By means of this ring the dyeing vessel B can be fitted on the cone 6 of the centri-
fugal machine, as at Fig. 2 where it may or may not be secured by means of screw
bolts. In order to support the receptacle at its upper end also the cover E of the
cylinder C is provided with a socket finto which fit the upper end of the centri-
fugal shaft d. The screw S of the cover is made to fit into a recess Oformed for it
in the centrifugal shaft.

page_text: By this means the contents of the receptacle can be readily cleared of superfluous
liquid when removing the same from one dye vat to another. In order to establish
a perfect balance of the receptacle upon the centrifugal shaft this is provided with
loose metal rings p which on rotary motion being imparted to the apparatus
automatically adjust themselves in position so as to establish the desired balance.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what
I claim is
1. The herein described modified construction of the apparatus BC described in
the Specification to Patent N° 2181 of 1883 wherein the cylinder C is made of
increased diameter and is provided with a conical ring a for fitting upon the cone
of a centrifugal shaft and wherein the cover is provided with a socket f for
receiving the upper end of the centrifugal shaft.
2. The use in combination with the apparatus referred to in the preceding claim,
of a centrifugal shaft d having loose rings p for establishing the balance of the
apparatus, substantially as herein described.