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78—THE TENSILE BEHAVIOUR OF SLUBBINGS DURING SPINDLE DRAFTING

B. Hogley
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J. G. Martindale
Pages T1074-T1088 | Published online: 05 Dec 2008

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P. Grosberg, T.P. Hubbard, A.B. McNamara & A.H. Nissan. (1965) 5—AN EXAMINATION OF WOOLLEN DRAFTING AS PERFORMED ON A FALSE-TWISTER FRAME. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 56:2, pages T49-T61.
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B. Hogley. (1962) 22—FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF SLUBBINGS DURING SPINDLE DRAFTING. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 53:7, pages T309-T317.
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Eric Oxtoby. 1987. Spun Yarn Technology. Spun Yarn Technology 115 120 .

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