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67—THE EFFECT OF STAPLE STRENGTH ON CARDING AND COMBING

D. A. Ross New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.), 444 George Street, Dunedin, New Zealand
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R. L. Bratt New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.), 444 George Street, Dunedin, New Zealand
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L. F. Story New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.), 444 George Street, Dunedin, New Zealand
Pages T907-T921 | Published online: 05 Dec 2008

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D. F. G. Orwin, S. L. Ranford & K.G. Geenty. (1988) Relationship of staple strength and other fleece characteristics of Romney wool to fibre length after carding. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 31:4, pages 409-414.
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D. E.A. Plate, G.A. Robinson & R.A. Rottenbury. (1987) The Effect of Staple Strength and Position of Weakness of Greasy Wool on Worsted Spinning. The Journal of The Textile Institute 78:4, pages 269-280.
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D.A. Ross, G.A. Carnaby & J. Lappage. (1986) WOOLLEN-YARN MANUFACTURE. Textile Progress 15:1-2, pages 1-70.
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R.A. Rottenbury, Wilma J. Kavanagh, J.R. Eley & M.W. Andrews. (1986) 15—THE EFFECT OF THE STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF WOOL STAPLES ON WORSTED PROCESSING PART II: THE LOCATION OF STAPLE WEAKNESS. The Journal of The Textile Institute 77:3, pages 191-200.
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R.A. Rottenbury, M.W. Andrews, P. J. M. Bell & R. Bownass. (1986) 14—THE EFFECT OF THE STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF WOOL STAPLES ON WORSTED PROCESSING PART I: THE LEVEL OF STAPLE STRENGTH. The Journal of The Textile Institute 77:3, pages 179-190.
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W.J. Onions, W. Oxenham & P.A. Townhill. (1977) 41—THE RAPID MEASUREMENT OF THE TENSILE PROPERTIES OF FIBRE BUNDLES PARTI: APPARATUS. The Journal of The Textile Institute 68:11, pages 370-375.
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P.P. Townend & R. Mayerson. (1965) 45—THE BEHAVIOUR OF LUBRICATED FIBRES IN WORSTED COMBING, DRAWING, AND SPINNING. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 56:11, pages T581-T595.
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R.L. Bratt. (1965) 6—THE EFFECT OF STAPLE STRENGTH ON WORSTED PROCESSING PART III. FIBRE-LENGTH DISTRIBUTION AND SPINNING. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 56:2, pages T62-T72.
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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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D.A. Ross, R.L. Bratt & L.F. Story. (1962) SLIVER STRENGTH AS A MEASURE OF FIBRE-ALIGNMENT IN TOPMAKING. Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings 53:2, pages P185-P191.
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D. A. Ross. (1961) Staple strength. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 4:5-6, pages 523-537.
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