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 36
r.:eraa through fl solutioi:: hot starch * = TTar? f = Fiiiina :z zz 30 -: 50 =: 80 90 100 lbs, Fig. 14.—Elasticity curves showing the effect of tentering through hot waterand 0.5 per cent solution of hot starch. Plain-weave cloth made of 3 SOsgray yarn spun from American Egyptian cotton of grade… … 100 lbs. Fig. 15.—Elasticity curves showing the effect of yarn mercerizing and piecemercerizing with and without 0.5 per cent of starch. Plain-weave clothmade of yarn spun from American Egyptian cotton of grade No. 1 (fancy),If inches in length of staple. Twist per inch of single yarn, 33.8.Twist…
Textile fabrics · Airplanes
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