Manufacturing and laboratory tests to produce an improved cotton airplane fabric (1920)
Taylor, Fred, Earle, D. E. (Drayton Edwin), 1879- · Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture · leaf 20
ies due to inserting the sam-ple between the jaws at different degrees of tension or tautness. Nocomment upon the Signal Corps graphs is necessary other than tostate that in general they followed very closely the results obtainedin the tests made by the Bureau of Markets. (See Tables 12 and 13for… … 90 lbs Average strengthWarp ....*•.. 83 lbs.pilling 87 lbs. Fig. 1.—Elasticity curves reproduced from those made by the automatic recordingdevice of the cloth-testing machine during the testing of plain-weave cloth madefrom 3/80s gray yarn spun from American Egyptian cotton of grade No. 1(fancy),…
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