Notice catalographique « Collected textile general papers : 1936-1965 »

List of general publications (1936 to date)
Laundry and textile research laboratory: National research council

VOLUME 1:

1. Work of the laundry and cleaning laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa - 1935 (C.H. Bayley)
2. Sulphur black damage in cotton fabrics (C.H. Bayley)
3. A case of overbleaching in table linen (C.H. Bayley)
4. Notes on the removal of some typical hospital stains (C.H. Bayley)
5. Damage in curtain fabrics and window drapes. Part I (C.H. Bayley)
6. Damage in curtain fabrics and window drapes. Part II (C.H. Bayley)
7. Aniline black damage in printed cotton fabrics (C.H. Bayley)
8. Work of the laundry and cleaning laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa - 1936 (C.H. Bayley)
9. Solvent recovery from still and filter sludges in dry cleaning installations using tri-and perchlorethylene (C.H. Bayley)
10. Identification of textile fibres (C.H. Bayley)
11. Laminated fabrics with special reference to starchless collars (C.H. Bayley)
12. Weighted silk fabrics (C.H. Bayley)
13. Brief reprint of Mr. C.H. Bayley's address to the maritime launderers
14. Corrosive damage to cotton and linen fabrics (C.H. Bayley)
15. Vancouver's technical problems. Launderers stage profitable open forum under leadership of C.H. Bayley (C.H. Bayley)
16. Research guides laundering and cleaning progress (abstract of Mr. C.H. Bayley's address to maritime launderers' convention Truro, N.S.)
17. Laundering of Damask table linen (C.H. Bayley)
18. Research and service. Work of the laundry and cleaning laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa - 1937 (C.H. Bayley)
19. Science and our clothing (radio address) (C.H. Bayley)
20. Towels and the laundry. Part I (C.H. Bayley)
21. Progress in research - work of the laundry and cleaning laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa (C.H. Bayley)
22. The testing of dry cleaning solvents, Part I. Types of solvents (C.H. Bayley)
23. The testing of dry cleaning solvents, Part II. Tests on used solvents (C.H. Bayley)
24. Towels and the laundry, part II. General observations regarding laundering (C.H. Bayley)
25. Your Ottawa laboratory reports work of the laundry and cleaning laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa - 1938 (C.H. Bayley)
26. Tensile strength loss. The measurement of chemical and mechanical tensile strength losses in laundry test bundles (B.J. Kenalty and C.H. Bayley)
27. Towels and the laundry, part III specifications (C.H. Bayley)
28. Shrinkage, causes, fabrics, preshinking, measurements, responsibility (C.H. Bayley)
29. Chemical problems of laundering (C.H. Bayley)
30. The industry's laboratory reports service and research work of laundry and cleaning laboratory. National Research Council, reaches new high in 1939 (C.H. Bayley)
31. Corrosion in laundry hot water tanks (A. Van Winsen)
32. Improving laundry processing (B.J. Kenalty)
33. Colour changes in dyed acetate rayon fabrics (C.H. Bayley)
34. Standards for military work (C.H. Bayley)
35. Laboratory services maintained work of the laundry and cleaning research laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa - 1940 (C.H. Bayley)
36. Laundering coloured goods (C.H. Bayley)
37. Dry cleaning - laundering - cotton textiles
38. Laboratory reports increased activity (Report of lab. work for CRILC for 1941) (C.H. Bayley)
39. Testing defence textiles (C.H. Bayley and P. Larose)
40. War-time problems (C.H. Bayley)
41. Research laboratory work influenced by war (C.H. Bayley)
42. Research on war uses of textiles (C.H. Bayley and P. Larose)
43. Questions and answers (C.H. Bayley)
44. TECHNICAL SECTION of the bulletin of the Canadian Research INstitute of Launderers and Cleaners (C.H. Bailey)
45. Research institute has active year (C.H. Bailey)
46. Relationship of textiles to laundering and dry cleaning (C.H. Bayley)
47. The testing of dry cleaning solvents (Technical report no.1) (C.H. Bayley)
48. Textile activities at the National Research Council - 1948 (C.H. Bayley)
49. Technical report no.3 - the B.L.R.A. 1946 laundering process for white work as modified for Canadian practice (C.H. Bayley)
50. Textile activities at the National Research Council 1949 (C.H. Bayley)
51. Removal of stains in fabrics and garments (A.S. Tweedie)
52. Report of meeting of Technical Committee on Standardization of the International Organization for Standardization (Bournemouth) England, June 4-9, 1951 (C.H. Bayley and C. Eugene Coke)
53. Vat dye tendering (C.H. Bayley)
54. Common causes of fabric damage (A.S. Tweedie)
55. Use caution in cleaning fur lined or fur trimmed garments (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)

VOLUME 2:

56. Flameproofing textile fabrics (by commercial cleaners and launderers) (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
57. Notes on fabrics and treatments for Paulins and tentage used by the Canadian Armed Services (C.H. Bayley)
58. Report of meeting of Sub-Committee 1 on colour fastness tests of Technical Committee 38 on Standardization of Textiles of the International Organization for Standardization (New York, U.S.A. Nov. 10-12, 1952) (C.H. Bayley and E.V. Burnthall)
59. Prespotting precautions (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
60. The referee service in 1952 (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
61. Fancy-surfaced fabric handling (A.S. Tweedie and C.S. Bayley)
62. How to remove ball point ink from washable articles in laundering (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
63. Shrinkage in Bengaline and other heavy corded dress fabrics (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
64. Precautions in cleaning knitted garments (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
65. Avoid claims in cleaning fur lined garments (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
66. Safest procedures for cleaning felt garments (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
67. Velvet with avetate pile creates cleaning problems (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
68. Uncleanable fake fur - Persian lamb type (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
69. Appearance of stains after cleaning puzzling to operators (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
70. The occurence of shrinkage in laundering and cleaning (A.S. Tweedie and C.H. Bayley)
71. Textile test methods and the activities of the Canadian government specifications board (C.H. Bayley)
72. Effect of tumble-drying on garments made from preshrunk cotton fabrics (C.H. Bayley)
73. "Borgana" (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
74. Breaks in nylon warp-cotton weft fabrics due to excessive ironing temperatures (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
75. Solvent soluble dyes cause of fading (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
76. Fading of fabrics by exposure to light (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
77. (The work of the Textile Research Section, division of applied chemistry, National Research Council of Canada) "Textile research at N.R.C." (C.H. Bayley)
78. Applied chemical research at the National Research Council (C.H. Bayley and I.E. Puddington)
79. The testing of textiles from the consumer angle (with special emphasis on dry cleaning and laundering problems) (A.S. Tweedie)
80. Perspiration causes more rapid light-fading of certain dyed fabrics (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
81. Felting shrinkage in washable woollen articles (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
82. Report of meeting of technical committee 38, International Organization for Standardization Southport 1956 (C.H. Bayley and H. Palfreeman)
83. The potential contributions of Canadian research laboratories to the textile industry (C.H. Bayley)
84. The operation and some activities of ISO technical committee 38 (C.H. Bayley)
85. A report on the meeting of sub-committee 1 on colour fastness testing of the international organization for standardization (M.L. Staples and C.H. Bayley)
86. Some observations on the new "No-Iron Shirts" (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
87. Discolouration of orlon sweaters in dry cleaning (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
88. Some recent developments in textile fibres (C.H. Bayley)
89. Some observations on sours and souring in laundering, wet cleaning and carpet cleaning (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
90. The problem of chlorine-retentive fabrics in the laundry (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
91. Discoloration of white garments containing terylene or dacron (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
92. Breaks in rug backings during cleaning (C.H. Bayley and A.S. Tweedie)
93. Report of the interlaboratory study of washing procedures (C.H. Bayley and M.T. Mitton)
94. The use of the cuprammonium fluidity test in Canadian textile specifications
95. Thirty years of textile research at the National Research Council of Canada
96. Textiles - some successes and failures
97. Commercial laundry in Canada - retrospect and prospect (C.H. Bayley)
98. The first Canadian textile testing forum, National Research Council, Ottawa, Nov. 6 and 7, 1963 (C.H. Bayley)
99. Durability of mothproofing agents to dry cleaning (C.H. Bayley)
100. (Canadian Advisory Committee ISO TC/38 Textiles) Report of the 7th meeting, sub-committee 1 colour fastness tests, TC/38 textiles (C.H. Bayley and M.F. Ingram)
101. Notes on causes of deterioration of unlined flax forestry fire hose and some suggested remedies (C.H. Bayley)

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