How to build, equip and operate a cotton mill in the United States (1913)
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, A7, a certain number of teeth,the number being regulated by the po- moved slightly higher every succeed-ing layer. Thus it can be seen thatthe length of the traverse is not chang-ed. Each succeeding layer is movedslightly higher, and the same distance.The tapered part of a filling bobbinis called… … Fig. 46- Section Through Filling Bobbin Wound With Yarn. sition of the nuts, A12 and A13, to ac-commmodate any counts of yarn. Ifthe different parts in the figure arefollowed, it can be seen that when theratchet gear, A7, is turned, motion isimparted to the shaft, A6, which carriesthe worm, A5. So…
Cotton manufacture · Textile factories
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