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SLIVER STRENGTH AS A MEASURE OF FIBRE-ALIGNMENT IN TOPMAKING

D. A. Ross New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.),
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R. L. Bratt New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.),
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L. F. Story New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.),
Pages P185-P191 | Published online: 05 Jan 2009

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K. R. Salhotra, S. M. Ishtiaque & A. Kumar. (2006) Analysis of spinning process using the Taguchi method. Part I: Effect of spinning process variables on fibre orientation and tenacities of sliver and roving. The Journal of The Textile Institute 97:4, pages 271-284.
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K.H. Elliott, G.A. Carnaby & J.B. Dent. (1987) A Computer Model for Simulating the Semi-worsted Processing of Wool. The Journal of The Textile Institute 78:5, pages 392-421.
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P.J. Kruger. (1967) 33—WITHDRAWAL FORCES IN THE PROCESSING OF WOOL SLIVERS: PART I: THE DETERMINATION OF WITHDRAWAL FORCE. The Journal of The Textile Institute 58:10, pages 463-471.
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R.L. Bratt, D.A. Ross & L.F. Story. (1964) 15—THE EFFECT OF STAPLE STRENGTH ON WORSTED PROCESSING: PART II. CARDING AND COMBING OF 58/60s. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 55:3, pages T165-T174.
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Walther WegenerWalther Wegener. 1965. Die Streckwerke der Spinnereimaschinen. Die Streckwerke der Spinnereimaschinen 523 550 .

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