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46—NEW FEATURES OF YARN-HAIRINESS STUDIES

A. Barella Instituto de Tecnología Química y Textil, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Barcelona 34, Spain
Pages 379-384 | Received 04 Jun 1978, Accepted 11 Aug 1978, Published online: 01 Dec 2008

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A. Barella. (1993) THE HAIRINESS OF YARNS. Textile Progress 24:3, pages 1-46.
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A. Barella. (1988) A Review of the Recent Hairiness Literature. The Journal of The Textile Institute 79:2, pages 335-338.
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A. Barella. (1987) Yarn Hairiness: Further Developments. The Journal of The Textile Institute 78:2, pages 133-139.
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A. Barella. (1985) Progress in Yarn-hairiness Studies. The Journal of The Textile Institute 76:2, pages 127-132.
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F. Carvalho Rodrigues, M. Santos Silva & C. Passos Morgado. (1983) 15—THE CONFIGURATION OF A TEXTILE YARN IN THE FREQUENCY SPACE: A METHOD OF MEASUREMENT OF HAIRINESS. The Journal of The Textile Institute 74:4, pages 161-167.
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A. Barella. (1983) YARN HAIRINESS. Textile Progress 13:1, pages 1-57.
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F. Vila, A. Pey & A. Barella. (1982) 13–A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE HAIRINESS OF COTTON OPEN-END-SPUN YARNS PART II: THE INFLUENCE OF THE SPEED OF THE OPENING ROLLER ON YARN HAIRINESS FOR VARIOUS VALUES OF THE TWIST MULTIPLIER. The Journal of The Textile Institute 73:3, pages 124-129.
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F. Vila, A. Pey & A. Barella. (1982) 6–A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE HAIRINESS OF COTTON OPEN-END-SPUN YARNS PART I: THE INFLUENCE OF THE ROTOR SPEED AND TWIST MULTIPLIER ON YARN HAIRINESS IN RELATION TO PRE-SPINNING PROCESSING. The Journal of The Textile Institute 73:2, pages 55-63.
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A.M. Manich, A. Barella & J.P. Vigo. (1981) 11—A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE HAIRINESS OF ROTOR-SPUN YARNS BY MEANS OF THE DIGITAL HAIRINESS METER PART I: THE INFLUENCE OF THE ROTOR GEOMETRY AND OTHER SPINNING PARAMETERS ON THE HAIRINESS OF OPEN-END-SPUN ACRYLIC-FIBRE YARNS. The Journal of The Textile Institute 72:3, pages 121-130.
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A. Barella, V. Martin, J.P. Vigo & A.M. Manich. (1980) 26—A NEW HAIRINESS METER FOR YARNS. The Journal of The Textile Institute 71:6, pages 277-283.
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Debasis Chattopadhyay, Arijit Chakraborty & SM Chatterjee. (2022) Influence of fiber length and comber noil extraction in long staple worsted spinning on eri silk yarn quality. Textile Research Journal 93:5-6, pages 1211-1236.
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Oğuz DEMİRYÜREK & Ayça KILIÇ. (2016) Pamuk/Viskon Karışımlı Ring İpliklerin Düzgünsüzlük, Tüylülük ve Sürtünme Özelliklerinin İncelenmesi. Tekstil ve Mühendis 23:102, pages 93-99.
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Boong Soo Jeon. (2016) Effect of an Air-Suction Nozzle on Yarn Hairiness and Quality. Textile Research Journal 70:11, pages 1019-1024.
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