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 503
GEMENT up tlie length of yarn delivered by thedrag roll. Many slasher tenders conceive theidea that this friction will take careof itself, which is very erroneous, forall friction drives must be slightly al-tered during the filling of the beam. retarding effect. This means that thefriction drive… … Fig. 67. A Typical Winder. In some cases it is found necessary tomake ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENTS of the weight in order to meet re-quirements. Why is it that the friction must bealtered during the filling of a loombeam? As the beam increases in sizeany pull upon the ends has a greater runs all right.…
Cotton manufacture · Textile factories
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