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How to build, equip and operate a cotton mill in the United States (1913)
Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York [etc.] F. P. Bennett & company, inc · leaf 389
e traveller striking against theyarn from the next traveller, causingentanglement and breakage of ends.Again, they say to have ©pace enoughto allow this loose yarn freedom wouldentail unnecessary expense in build-ing so long a frame, as well as awaste of floor space; consequently,they advise us to… … Fig. 41. Portion of Spinning FrameEquipped Witli Separators. It is admitted that with the pres-ent gauge of ring-frame, the yarnfrom one traveller will strike the yamfrom the next traveller if separatorsare not used to check the ballooningwithin certain limits. So by placinga separator between each…Cotton manufacture · Textile factories
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