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Spinning and weaving calculations : with special reference to woollen fabrics (1904)

Reiser, Nicolas · London : Scott, Greenwood and Co. ; New York : D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 80

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s numerous. Consequently the individual curves are greater, though this is more or less compensated by the larger number of crossings in the lower part of the figure. The case is different when we have to deal with yarns of unequal thickness (count). Thick warps usually suffer little contraction in… … Fig. 12. Effect of Waep Tension on Conteaction. It will be easily understood that a warp under high tension cannot contract to the same extent as one that is less tightly stretched, and consequently the more will the weft yarn be deflected in passing from the face of the fabric to the back and vice…

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