is 237 Y8 of an inch in diameter it is clear that 8 of suchends would lie side by side in one inch and no more.If we have a yarn which is %6 of an inch in diame-ter, 16 of such ends will lie side by side in 1 inch,and so on. There are two things which determine the great-est numbers of ends per… … FIG.22. In Fig. 22 we show the ends of one set of threads,a, b, c and d. Interlacing with these according tothe plain weave is the thread, X. In this case wesee that the thread, X, passes between each of theends, a, b, c and d and hence must separate themfrom each other a distance equal to the…
Textile industry
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