Principles of spinning. (2023)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Ashok R. Khare.
• Authors: Khare, Ashok R
• Contents: Chapter 1. Combing Preparation; 1.1 Short Fibres; 1.2 Problems with short fibres; 1.3 Objects of combing Chapter 2. Preparation for combing; 2.1 Earlier History; 2.2 Fibre arrangement in card sliver; 2.3 Fibre presentation; 2.4 Fibre parallelization; 2.5 Post-comb draft & Number of doublings; 2.6 Comber preparatory machines; 2.7 Improvements in Sliver Lap Machine; 2.8 Improvements in Ribbon Lap Machine; 2.9 Lap Former; 2.10 Super Lap Former; 2.11 Effect of Lap Preparation System on waste extracted at Comber; 2.12 Some Experiments with Pre-Comb Draft & Fibre Presentation; 2.13 Staple length & pre-comb draft; 2.14 Effect of heavier laps on comber noil Chapter 3. Comber; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Cycle of operation; 3.3 Aspirator; 3.4 Detachment; 3.5 Web delivery; 3.6 Drive to main parts; 3.7 Index cycle; 3.8 Combing cycle; 3.9 Motion to various parts; 3.10 Brush shaft & aspirator; 3.11 Web condensation and drawing; 3.12 Draw box and coiling; 3.13 Coiling Chapter 4. Important Comber Settings; 4.1 Bottom Nipper & Steel Detaching Rollers; 4.2 Quadrant Setting; 4.3 Positioning of Nipper Pivot Stud; 4.4 Bottom Nipper & Cylinder Half Lap; 4.5 Top Comb; 4.6 Other Settings on Comber Affecting Comber Noil Chapter 5. Cylinder & Top Comb Needling Arrangement; 5.1 Cylinder Needling; 5.2 Top Comb Needling; 5.3 Uni-Comb Chapter 6. Other Aspects; 6.1 Double Combing; 6.2 Combing of Blends; 6.3 Combing Operation & Quality; 6.4 Fractionating Efficiency; 6.5 Combing & Cutting Ratio 128; 6.6 Fibre Loss in Combing & Control of Comber Noil Chapter 7. Faults in Comber; 7.1 Damage to Half-Lap & Top Comb; 7.2 Uneven & Inadequate Nipper Grip/ Feed Roller Grip/ Detaching Roller Grip; 7.3 Curling of Fibres in the Web; 7.4 Holes in the Web; 7.5 Uncombed portion in the Web; 7.6 Plucking; 7.7 Cutting Across; 7.8 Web not coming through Heads; 7.9 Lap running slack between Lap Roller & Feed Roller; 7.10 Lapping on Detaching Rollers; 7.11 Flocking of waste on Cylinder Needles; 7.12 Excessive loss of Long Fibres; 7.13 Irregular Draw-Box Sliver; 7.14 Post-Comb Drawing Frames Chapter 8. Features of Modern Comber; 8.1 Feed; 8.2 Nippers; 8.3 Cylinder Needling; 8.4 Top Comb; 8.5 Detaching Rollers; 8.6 Web Condensation & Sliver Table; 8.7 Draw Box; 8.8 Coiler; 8.9 Larger Diameter of Cylinder; 8.10 Avoiding Inverse Air Flow by Brush; 8.11 Nylon Filters for Noil Collection; 8.12 Head-Stock; 8.13 Combing Parameters & Yarn Quality; 8.14 Comber Lap; 8.15 Comber Waste; 8.16 Waste Level & Comber Settings; 8.17 Innovation in Comber (Double-Sided Comber) Chapter 9. Comber Calculations; 9.1 Sliver Lap Machine; 9.2 Ribbon Lap Machine; 9.3 Super Lap Machine; 9.4 Comber; 9.5 Whitin Comber; 9.6 Solved Examples; 9.7 Exercises; 9.8 Solved Examples – Comber; 9.9 Some Typical Examples on Fractionating Efficiency; 9.10 Exercises
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Boca Raton : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2023
• Extent: 1 online resource (264 pages), illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 677.0282; Spinning
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9780429943317; 9780429943324
• Related ISBNs: 9781138596597
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