Cotton mill processes and calculations. An elementary text book for the use of textile schools and for home study (1899)
Tompkins, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914 · Charlotte, N.C., The author · leaf 148
rse down with his foot, just before stop-ping frame, and cause yarn to be wound a few turns on thebare spindle below bobbin. The full bobbin is removed andyarn broken off and empty bobbin put oh spindle. Whenframe starts up, the ring rail guides yarn properly on newbobbin, and spinning proceeds as… … 138 This yarn might easily be removed with each dolTing,but in practice it is not regularly done, and causes muchtrouble. 151. The gearing of a spinning frame consists princi-pally of one simple train. The spinner is not called uponto make any calculations, except for draft, twist and pro-duction.…
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