JOURNAL ARTICLE
A Study of Throstle-spun-silk/Raw-silk Core-spun Yarn Part II: Stuffer-tube Motion
Y. MatsumotoKazuhisa HarakawaK. ToriumiIkuo Tsuchiya
Year: 1991 Journal: Journal of the Textile Institute Vol: 82 (4)Pages: 479-491 Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Abstract
The importance of stuffer-tube dimensions and motion on yarn regularity when a throstle-spinning system is used is demonstrated. A description is given of some attempts to produce longer yarn without piecing and to improve yarn quality. Yarn properties are discussed in relation to the vertical motion of the stuffer tube.
Keywords:
Yarn Spinning SILK Tube (container) Composite material Core (optical fiber) Motion (physics) Materials science Engineering drawing Computer science Engineering Artificial intelligence
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Textile materials and evaluations
Physical Sciences → Materials Science → Polymers and Plastics
Structural Analysis and Optimization
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Civil and Structural Engineering
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