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 202
arp ends in each.This would use 2037 ends. The other 3 could be accom-modated by going in another dent to themselves, thususing 292 in all. The division might be made in otherways. The object of the lease rods and the comb is to sep-arate the threads as much as possible, so they may lie flatand… … 192 224- The size box is filled from a kettle which standson an elevated platform. The kettle is made of cast ironand has a revolving stirrer, and is provided with a steampipe aronnd inside of bottom. This pipe is perforated. When steam is turned on, it comes out of the perfora-tions and heats the…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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