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Analysis of woven fabrics (1914)

Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868, Midgley, Eber · London, Scott, Greenwood & son · leaf 127

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rking with the full will be so great that, unless really necessary, this system should not be resorted to. Example. — A 400 jacquard with 100 ends per inch = a 4-inch pattern. To cast out in the harness to 50 ends per inch may then be effected as shown in Fig. 56 by drawing in 4 in. or one repeat… … Cl-OTH FIG. 56. — Casting out in harness. while the wear of the harness in sections B B will be considerable, since it will work similarly to sections A A, which are forming the figure, but, since there are no threads through the mails in B B, the oscillation is liable to be very great. (b) For…

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