少数民族の抄紙法の解析に基づく「撈紙法」発達過程の考察

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  • Development of Sheet-formation Steps in Squeezing Methods by Analyses of Minorities' Papermaking
  • ショウスウ ミンゾク ノ ショウシホウ ノ カイセキ ニ モトヅク ロウシホウ ハッタツ カテイ ノ コウサツ

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Based on the same presumption on the molding methods reported previously, the development steps of squeezing techniques in hand papermaking were surveyed and estimated from the analyses of hand papermaking conserved by minorities in and around southern China. The initial step of the shift from molding process was to make paper from squeezing in a deep vat dispersed plant fiber by using a screen fixed with frame. As the second improvement, a screen separable from frame was invented for production efficiency. The second step was to squeeze a suspension of plant fibers dispersed without mucilages by using the separable screen and frame and then to dry each a piece of wet sheet on a board or wall without pressing. The third step was to add the process of pressing a pile of wet sheets for improvement of paper bulk density and strength. In this pressing process, felts were first inserted between each wet sheet for preventing from mutually sticking these sheets. Finally the squeezing method was refined to reach the 'nagashizuki' technique by which a pile of wet webs are permitted to be pressed without inserted felts for peeling each sheet off.

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  • 科学史研究

    科学史研究 44 (234), 86-96, 2005

    日本科学史学会

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