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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 26

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g .... 88 lbs. Fig. 6.—Elasticity curves reproduced from those made by the automatic recordingdevice of the cloth-testing machine during the testing of plain-weave cloth madefrom 2/60s yarns mercerized under tension. Yarn spun from American Egyptiancotton of grade No. 1 (fancy), 1| inches in length… … m Fig. 7.—Elasticity curves reproduced from those made by the automatic recordingdevice of the cloth-testing machine during the testing of plain-weave cloth madefrom 2/60s yarns mercerized under tension. Yarn spun from Sea Island cottonof grade represented by a mixture of one bale No. 1, two bales…

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