Abstract: The dishwasher of the present invention includes: a tub in which a dish washing space is formed; a sump which contains washing water supplied into the tub; a spray module which sprays washing water toward dishes; a pump which supplies the washing water stored in the sump to the spray module; an air jet generator which receives a part of the washing water discharged from the pump to form an air bubble in the washing water; and a discharge module which discharges the washing water containing the air bubble discharged from the air jet generator to a side surface of the tub.

Abstract: A vibration squeeze drum washing machine includes a housing, a barrel, a drum, a machine door, a vibration squeeze device, a turnover mechanism, a mechanical vibrator, a position sensor, a drum motor, a drive device, a water intake valve, a drainage valve, and a control system. The vibration squeeze device is disposed on an inner side of the machine door and is connected to the machine door via the turnover mechanism.

Abstract: A method for obtaining a woven fabric which comprises continuously unwinding from a single warp beam, a set of parallel warp yarns; passing the set of warp yarns on a whip-roll; forming a shed using heald means; inserting a weft yarn in the shed in the proximity of a face stitch to form a fabric; and finally uniformly pulling and batching the resulting fabric. In one aspect of the invention, the method consists of, in the proximity of the shed opening stitch, heating the warp yarns, and then cooling said warp yarns in the shed before they reach the heald means, characterized in that only part (34) of the warp yarns is heated. In one aspect of the invention, the shed may be defined in the forward movement direction of the warp, for example, by the opening stitch and the face stitch.

Abstract: A drum washing machine includes a spin basket rotatable within a tub about a horizontal axis. Projecting radially inwardly from a cylindrical wall of the spin basket is a plurality of lifters which raise clothes and then let them fall. The lifters form internal spaces into which wash water can flow. That water is raised and then flows downwardly back onto the clothes to increase washing efficiency.

Abstract: A method for continuous wet-heat treatment of a cloth comprising transporting a cloth continuously through a wet-heat treatment chamber under the ordinary pressure heating the cloth with the use of a heating fluid passing through a plurality of heating pipes provided closely along the cloth passage while applying to the cloth a high temperature treating liquid oozed or squeezed out of a plurality of liquid apply pipes in contact with the cloth; and an apparatus therefor.

Abstract: An improved process for the continuous dyeing of lengths of textile material that at least partly contain cellulose fibers by the Pad-Steam process wherein the textile material onto which dyestuff has been applied is impregnated with chemical reducing agents including an alkaline solution, is then transported into a steamer for dyestuff-fixation by steaming thereon, is then after-treated by the sequential steps of rinsing with a liquor to remove the reducing agents, oxidizing the dyestuff with a liquor, and soaping and again rinsing the material with a liquor, and then finally drying the material. The improvement in the process comprises effecting the after-treatment steps, at least partially, by forcing the appropriate liquors through the material, especially on the perforated surface of a suction drum.

Abstract: Conveyor apparatus for temporary holdup of textile strands, especially crimped strands for setting. Screenlike conveyor belts receive the strand between downwardly converging flights and discharge the strand from between upwardly diverging flights. The conveyor apparatus is housed in a heated steam-fed enclosure.