Scientific American Supplement, No. 794, March 21, 1891Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 794, March 21, 1891
Various
Science -- Periodicals
It will, therefore, be
seen that a carpet made according to Fig. 1 will show five
colors--three colors produced by the weft and two colors produced by
the ingrain warp. Fig. 2 represents a carpet made with two-ply, in
which case only four colors will be produced, two by the weft and two
by the ingrain warp. It is, consequently, obvious that a carpet made
in the manner above described will have a corresponding pattern or
figure on both its sides, allowing it to be used on both sides. Fig. 3
also shows a two-ply carpet, but, in this case, six colors are
produced, i.e., two colors by the weft and four by the ingrain warp,
marked d, dč, e, and eč, the warp being so manipulated by the harness
as to make the carpet reversible, and having a corresponding pattern
or figure on both sides.--_Journal of Fabrics._
[Illustration: Fig. 1]
[Illustration: Fig. 2]
[Illustration: Fig. 3]
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ARAEO-PICNOMETER.
A modified araeometer has been recently patented by Aug. Eichhorn, in
Dresden, Germany (Deutsches Reichs-Patent, No. 49,683), which will
prove a great boon to chemists, distillers, physicians, etc., as it
affords an easy means of determining the specific gravity of liquids,
especially such of which only small quantities can be conveniently
obtained.
With the ordinary araeometers, as hitherto constructed, a considerable
quantity of the test fluid is required, and an elaborate calculation
necessary for each determination. In the new araeo-picnometer these
drawbacks are ingeniously avoided, so that the specific gravity of any
liquid can be quickly and easily obtained with astonishing accuracy.
The new and important feature of this instrument consists in a glass
bulb, c--see accompanying sketch--which is filled with the liquid
whose gravity is to be determined. Thus, instead of floating the
entire apparatus in the test fluid, only a very small quantity of the
latter is required, an advantage which can hardly be overestimated,
considering how difficult it is in many instances to procure the
necessary supply.
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