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Cyclopedia of textile work; a general reference library on cotton, woolen and worsted yarn manufacture, weaving, designing, chemistry and dyeing, finishing, knitting, and allied subjects (1911)

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ighing 48oiuices per yard, 9(3 ounces in all. With the evener roll at 8 COTTON SPINNIXG. 51 revolutions, the cone will make 480 revolutions (8 X 60 -f-1 =480) the cone belt being midway of the ends of the cone. Nowsuppose one laji runs out, leaving only three thicknesses, or 36ounces, passing into… … Fig. 41. Evener Cones with Correct Outline. 48 ounces per yard is going in. To accomplish this, the speed ofthe roll must be increased to 10.66 revolutions per minute, whichwill feed in 2.66 yards, which, weighing 36 ounces per yard, bringsthe total to 96 ounces. To give the evener roll 10.66…

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