Taggart, William Scott · London : George Routledge & Sons, Ltd. · leaf 59
Fj<5.59. travel at an equal speed throughout its journeys, and it wouldstart suddenly and finish abruptly, both effects being damagingto the machine and to the delicate yarn being spun. The … drums arc therefore made so that the rope is wound on atthe start and finish on small diameters, and the diametersgradually increased so that the highest speed of travel takesplace when the carriage is about the middle of its traverse.Figs. 6o and 6i will illustrate the method. Variable…
Textile machinery
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