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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 44

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S S, y s ^ • 30 /, ^y .20 ■ - A Y No. 1 = Sakellaridis No. 2 = American Egyptian No. 3 = Sea Island .10 r 0 40 50 60 70 100 lbs 10 20 30 Fig. 19.—Elasticity curves showing the effect of dope upon plain-weave clothmade of 2/60s mercerized yarn spun from the different varieties of cotton. Twist per… … 0 10 20 Fig. 20.—Elasticity 90 * curves showing the effect of different amounts or dope uponplain-weave cloth made from 3/80s mercerized yarn spun from AmericanEgyptian cotton of grade No. 1 (fancy), 1| inches in length of staple. Twist per inch of single yarn, 35.6.Twist per inch of ply yarn,…

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