The theory and practice of jute spinning; being a complete description of the machines used in the preparation and spinning of jute yarns .. . Drawing Roller2V diameter. 30 Flutes V Flute, ROVING. 151 ROVING. Roving.—The cans being taken in setts of eight each from thesecond drawing, are put up at the back of the roving, one end overeach gill, and are delivered on to the rove bobbin in front of the roving there are four change pinions—first, the twistpinion; second, the draft or grist pinion; third, the traversepinion; and, fourth, the rack pinion. For a rove of 70/75 lbs. perspindle


The theory and practice of jute spinning; being a complete description of the machines used in the preparation and spinning of jute yarns .. . Drawing Roller2V diameter. 30 Flutes V Flute, ROVING. 151 ROVING. Roving.—The cans being taken in setts of eight each from thesecond drawing, are put up at the back of the roving, one end overeach gill, and are delivered on to the rove bobbin in front of the roving there are four change pinions—first, the twistpinion; second, the draft or grist pinion; third, the traversepinion; and, fourth, the rack pinion. For a rove of 70/75 lbs. perspindle, the twist pinion is 35, with 2| drawing roller; rack pinion,15 ; and traverse pinion, 28 teeth. Note.—Roving Rack Pinion.—A mark on the side of one ofthe teeth in the pinion is put there for a guide. When you put ona rack pinion, the top catch should be into the marked tooth, afterthe rack is wound up. Arranqement of Clock, which is driven from Drawing Roller.—This Clock shows the quantity taken off on a day or week. Drawing roller = 2J diam. =7 06 circumference. 1 X 59 X 60 X 60 X 60 X 60 X 60 X 46 = 732780 = revolutions of


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