- Fall
River Bleachery is an
historic textile bleachery on
Jefferson Street in Fall River, M****achusetts. The
bleachery was
built in 1872 and
added to the...
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corrosive media, such as
sodium hypochlorite or wet
chlorine gas (in the
bleachery).
Other applications include ultrasonic welding, wave soldering, and sputtering...
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Southern Bleachery and
Print Works is a
historic factory building in Taylors,
Greenville County,
South Carolina.
Founded by
former Furman University English...
- Pawtucket,
Rhode Island in 1885. He
began working in his brother's
Sayles Bleacheries in 1853, and
eventually became a
partner in the business. Saylesville...
- area. Dams were
originally built to run
mills for
tobacco factories,
bleacheries,
tanneries and
other industries." At the
beginning of the 18th Century...
- extreme. In 1683 Duke
Rudolph August appointed him
chief supervisor of the
bleacheries of his
community in the Harz. He
stood in
close relation to a number...
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multiple mill complexes, they also
constructed one of the world's
largest bleacheries, and an
industrial machine shop for
producing parts and
service for the...
- the
Dutchess Bleachery. The plant,
which at
times emplo**** as many as 1,150 people,
stopped printing calico but
continued as a
bleachery and dye works...
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filters to
purify the
water supply dates to 1804, when the
owner of a
bleachery in Paisley, Scotland, John Gibb,
installed an
experimental filter, selling...
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filters to
purify the
water supply dates to 1804, when the
owner of a
bleachery in Paisley, Scotland, John Gibb,
installed an
experimental filter, selling...
