Process for the continuous wet treatment of textiles in rope form
AssigneeHoechst Aktiengesellschaft
InventorHans-Ulrich von der Eltz
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AssigneeHoechst Aktiengesellschaft
InventorHans-Ulrich von der Eltz
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Process for the continuous wet treatment of textile material in the form of endless ropes under high temperature conditions, which comprises conducting the material at open width into a sealed-off pressure container, impregnating it therein with an HT bath and transporting it forward in a stream of the liquid that runs off, pulling it together to form a rope and having this rope further penetrated by the circulated impregnation bath during its passage through a heavily flooded reactor installed in the pressure container, then withdrawing it therefrom through at least two pressure locks positioned one behind the other under graduated pressure into a dwelling chamber placed under atmospheric pressure and exposing it therein, in stored condition, to the action of a vapor atmosphere or to the flooding with optionally another treatment liquor at most at boiling temperature or less.
A process for the continuous wet treatment of a fibrous textile web in which the textile material is to be impregnated in a pressure container under high temperature conditions with a liquor containing a treating agent and thereafter the treating agent is fixed onto the fibers of the material during a dwelling operation, said process comprising the steps of impregnating said textile web in said pressure container in its open width form while in a dry state with said treating agent liquor, thereafter forming said web into a rope and further soaking the rope in the pressure container in said treating liquor;
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