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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 596

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he available warps on l^and weretwo warps of 1,800 threads, two warpsof 1,600, one warp of 1,500, one warpof 1,000, and one of 700, the combina- tion for the dyehouse would be threestrands. First and second strands,one warp 1,600, one warp l.SOO andthird strand warps containing 1,500,1,000 and 700.… … Figure A. Coiler. plus 1,800 equals 2,500; the remaining1,800 thread warp split in two 2-900.Two combination, 900 plus 1,600 equals2-2500 threads; in all 4-2500 threads. There are many much more com-plicated combinations than the above,but there need be no difficulty in ar-ranging them, and in…

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