London and Malta, April 2012

A book eaten by insects is disassembled, and a page is laid on a screen which is immersed in a suspension of paper fibers. Water carrying paper fibers passes through the paper, depositing a thicker layer in the holes in the old paper, where the flow rate is higher. The result is new paper filling in the holes in the old paper.
A book eaten by insects is disassembled, and a page is laid on a screen which is immersed in a suspension of paper fibers. Water carrying paper fibers passes through the paper, depositing a thicker layer in the holes in the old paper, where the flow rate is higher. The result is new paper filling in the holes in the old paper.
April 24, 2012
Edgar Durbin