Faults in the manufacture of woollen goods and their prevention (1903)
Reiser, Nicolas · London : Scott, Greenwood & Co. ; New York : D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 59
DS. sometimes at the side of the finished part inequalities may be expected in consequence in the fabric. As above remarked, we should make as small warp parts as possible, and wind the porties as much side by side as possible and not always one over another. What was said under ( d ) is not only… … depressed places exist on the drum, which feel harder than the rest. What is the reason of this ? Simply that where the depressed places are the spools had been wound right out so that the yarn ran out less easily, and caused a tighter thread. The warp from these places will not show so much in the…
Woolen and worsted manufacture · Woolen and worsted weaving
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