Carpet Manufacture
Carpet Manufacture
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91 and 92, and which should be compared with the plan given at Fig. 41.
FACTORS COMMON* TO BRUSSELS AND WILTON CARPETS. 155 In the former instance there is only one trap for lifting the cards but in the latter, on each side of the large hole 10 (through which the knot in the harness lifting cord B can pass) there are two traps ii and 12, the object of which is to enable whichever card cylinder is operating upon the needles to press the knots of the harness cords over the trap in board c with wh...ose elevation they are lifted. But in order to prevent the cords from getting across or into the wrong traps a number of long parallel iron bars 13, called ' shields ' one for each row of holes are arranged so as to cover over the trap holes on one side only. These bars are arranged at such a distance from each other as to coincide with the distance apart of each row of holes ; they are fixed at their ends to the jacquard supports and consequently the top lifting board c is free to move under the stationary bars, until they cover the trap holes on the opposite side, with every change from one card cylinder to the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 and 92, and which should be compared with the plan given at Fig. 41.
FACTORS COMMON* TO BRUSSELS AND WILTON CARPETS. 155 In the former instance there is only one trap for lifting the cards but in the latter, on each side of the large hole 10 (through which the knot in the harness lifting cord B can pass) there are two traps ii and 12, the object of which is to enable whichever card cylinder is operating upon the needles to press the knots of the harness cords over the trap in board c with wh...ose elevation they are lifted. But in order to prevent the cords from getting across or into the wrong traps a number of long parallel iron bars 13, called ' shields ' one for each row of holes are arranged so as to cover over the trap holes on one side only. These bars are arranged at such a distance from each other as to coincide with the distance apart of each row of holes ; they are fixed at their ends to the jacquard supports and consequently the top lifting board c is free to move under the stationary bars, until they cover the trap holes on the opposite side, with every change from one card cylinder to the other.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Fred Bradbury to read onlineMoreLess
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