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Cyclopedia of textile work; (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 123
bars, running from sideto side. If no screen is used under the cylinder, its high surfacevelocity (about 2,150 feet per minute) will cause the fibers tostand out and finally become detached but with a screen, this can-not happen while the heavier impurities, thrown out by centrifu-gal force, fall… … H > ce ft M O a fl c« C/3 1 <B 1 fl QOS 3 O < cS O g E- © < <c ^J +2 i^ CD O g =J3 > oo J CS O CK > fH PS COTTON SPINNING. 69 deposited on its surface in a more condensed form than on thecylinder and they are carried around and combed off by thedoffer comb, N, which draws them…Textile industry and fabrics
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