A practical treatise on weaving and designing of textile fabrics : with chapters on the principles of construction of the loom, calculations and colour (1879)
Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · Bradford : T. Brear ; London : Simpkin, Marshal · leaf 102
sition the shaft may be the skew form ofthe tappet must be arranged to suit that position. Havingdetermined the relative position of the two shafts, and thecone and tappet, we now come to the question of themagnitude of force, and the time occupied in its delivery. First, as to the magnitude of the… … Fig. 22. from the circumference of the disc, its form, and the partof the circle occupied by the working face. If we referto Fig. 22, the circle A is the circumference of the disc, thecircle B is the circle in which the tappet moves. If wedraw a radius through the point where the tappet risesfrom…
Textile fabrics · Textile design · Weaving
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