The Manufacture of Dyes
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" A more recent account of the above process is given by Miller (Colour Trade J. , 1918). The first step in the process consists in drying the salt and the copper sulphate. In the present instance a plant manufacturing approximately 250 Ib.
122 THE MANUFACTURE OF DYES of dye daily the capacity of the drier should be at least 3 tons per twenty-four hours, so as to provide for unforeseen contin- gencies. A drying chamber, heated by steam coils and provided with blower or fan, or both, for continu...ous removal of moist air, is a suitable form for this purpose in spite of the labour of handling involved. The temperature of the drying chamber is maintained at 100-115 so as to ensure complete dehydration of the copper sulphate. The material is spread out on iron trays, a convenient size being 18 in. By 27 in. By 1 in.
Ordinary salt can be purchased in a finely divided state, but it will probably be found advantageous to grind the copper sulphate before incorporating it with the salt, as both the former and the latter, must enter the process in a finely divided state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A more recent account of the above process is given by Miller (Colour Trade J. , 1918). The first step in the process consists in drying the salt and the copper sulphate. In the present instance a plant manufacturing approximately 250 Ib.
122 THE MANUFACTURE OF DYES of dye daily the capacity of the drier should be at least 3 tons per twenty-four hours, so as to provide for unforeseen contin- gencies. A drying chamber, heated by steam coils and provided with blower or fan, or both, for continu...ous removal of moist air, is a suitable form for this purpose in spite of the labour of handling involved. The temperature of the drying chamber is maintained at 100-115 so as to ensure complete dehydration of the copper sulphate. The material is spread out on iron trays, a convenient size being 18 in. By 27 in. By 1 in.
Ordinary salt can be purchased in a finely divided state, but it will probably be found advantageous to grind the copper sulphate before incorporating it with the salt, as both the former and the latter, must enter the process in a finely divided state.
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