Cotton From the Raw Material to the Finished Product
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Usually the winders are promoted to the work of warping.
In mill warping the bobbins are also placed in a frame or creel, but the number is limited to about 200. The threads are then gathered separately from the bobbins and formed into a rope. This rope is made fast to a peg upon a large upright wooden cylinder or reel. The sizes of these cylinders or reels vary consider- ably but a common size would be one of 8 to 10 feet high, and 12 yards in circumference. This large cylinder is made to revo...lve in either direction, backwards or for- wards, as required. After the rope of threads has been made fast to it the movement of the cylinder commences and as it revolves, the rope by suitable mechanism, is made to traverse from the bottom of the cylinder to the top, thus avoiding the whole of the yarn being run in one place on the cylinder. After the rope has got to the top of the machine, the direction in which the cylin- der is running can, if required, be reversed and the rope begins to descend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Usually the winders are promoted to the work of warping.
In mill warping the bobbins are also placed in a frame or creel, but the number is limited to about 200. The threads are then gathered separately from the bobbins and formed into a rope. This rope is made fast to a peg upon a large upright wooden cylinder or reel. The sizes of these cylinders or reels vary consider- ably but a common size would be one of 8 to 10 feet high, and 12 yards in circumference. This large cylinder is made to revo...lve in either direction, backwards or for- wards, as required. After the rope of threads has been made fast to it the movement of the cylinder commences and as it revolves, the rope by suitable mechanism, is made to traverse from the bottom of the cylinder to the top, thus avoiding the whole of the yarn being run in one place on the cylinder. After the rope has got to the top of the machine, the direction in which the cylin- der is running can, if required, be reversed and the rope begins to descend.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert John Peake to read onlineMoreLess
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