Preservation of Fish Nets
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The nets are simply passed through hot tar, freed from excess, and partially dried. On use the drying continues until the tar is hard and tough. Of this method Cunningham says : This method of treating a net is very cheap and tested by the method above described — breaking tests — on pieces of net exposed in a harbor, the preserva- tion is very perfect. A piece of net lost scarcely any strength after two months in the water, and, moreover, a tarred net is distinctly stronger tlian a cutched net..., because the dry tar increases the strength of the cotton fibers by gluing them together. As an antidote to putrefaction coal tar is perfect, no septic organisms being able to live in it. The fibers of the cotton, being covered by the tar, do not come actually into contact with water. For these reasons tar is an excellent preservative for coarse nets for rough use, such as trawl nets.
PRESERVATION OF FISH NETS. 27 But for d»ift nets there are many objections to its use in the manner considered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nets are simply passed through hot tar, freed from excess, and partially dried. On use the drying continues until the tar is hard and tough. Of this method Cunningham says : This method of treating a net is very cheap and tested by the method above described — breaking tests — on pieces of net exposed in a harbor, the preserva- tion is very perfect. A piece of net lost scarcely any strength after two months in the water, and, moreover, a tarred net is distinctly stronger tlian a cutched net..., because the dry tar increases the strength of the cotton fibers by gluing them together. As an antidote to putrefaction coal tar is perfect, no septic organisms being able to live in it. The fibers of the cotton, being covered by the tar, do not come actually into contact with water. For these reasons tar is an excellent preservative for coarse nets for rough use, such as trawl nets.
PRESERVATION OF FISH NETS. 27 But for d»ift nets there are many objections to its use in the manner considered.
What to read after Preservation of Fish Nets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Harden Franklin, 1890- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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