. L'apiculture ; une analyse de la vie de l'abeille et de la production de miel. Les abeilles ; le miel. 336 et de l'apiculture est évacuée. Dans la presse de l'eau chaude (Fig. 140), l'ensemble du processus se déroule sous l'eau chaude, la cire libéré à la page où il est supprimé. Une méthode d'usage courant est de faire fondre les rayons dans une chaudière et trempette au large de la masse fondue dans un sac de toile qui est ensuite soumis à la pression, pas de chaleur supplémentaire est fourni. Les petites maisons de ces types peuvent être achetés auprès de revendeurs en fournitures et que s'il y a beaucoup de cire pour être rendus, grandes machines du type d'eau chaude

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. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. 336 Beekeeping and is drained off. In the hot water press (Fig. 140), the whole process takes place under hot water, the liberated wax rising to the top where it is removed. A method in common use is to melt up the combs in a boiler and dip off the melted mass into a burlap bag which is then subjected to pressure, no additional heat being supplied. Small presses of these types may be purchased from dealers in supplies but if there is much wax to be rendered, larger machines of the hot water type should be made to which more pressure may be applied. In any type of press it is desirable to press the bag of comb thor- oughly and then loosen it to allow the combs to be filled with water before pressing again. This may be repeated several times until no more wax is liberated. It is advised that soft water be used in rendering combs. The residue after the removal of the wax is commonly known among beekeepers as "slumgum" and since bee- keepers seem to have a vocabulary of their own and since there is no other name for this substance we must perforce accept it. In most cases, slumgum contains a considerable amount of beeswax, some samples supposed to be practi- cally free being found on analysis to contain forty per cent beeswax. Cocoons entirely free from beeswax are brown- ish-gray and cannot be pressed into a hard cake. If then the slumgum after removal from the press forms a black hard mass, the beekeeper may rest assured that it still con- tains wax. This may be shown quickly by putting some in. Fig. 140. — Hot water (Hershiser) wax press.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Phillips, Everett Franklin, 1878-1951. New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co. ,

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