. The principles and processes of cotton yarn manufacture. Ainerioan bale. Egyptian Indian bale. Turkish bale. Fig. 3- CHAPTER III PREPARATORY PROCESSES AND MACHINES BALE BREAKING. In whatever form of bale cotton is received at a mili, there is thenecessity of tearing apart a very tightl}^ compressed mass. The balesare usually stored in a house very near the portion of the mill where theyare to receive their first treatment. In this part of the mill the baggingand hoops are removed from the bales. There are two methodsemployed in tearing the bales apart, one by hand, the other by machin
. The principles and processes of cotton yarn manufacture. Ainerioan bale. Egyptian Indian bale. Turkish bale. Fig. 3- CHAPTER III PREPARATORY PROCESSES AND MACHINES BALE BREAKING. In whatever form of bale cotton is received at a mili, there is thenecessity of tearing apart a very tightl}^ compressed mass. The balesare usually stored in a house very near the portion of the mill where theyare to receive their first treatment. In this part of the mill the baggingand hoops are removed from the bales. There are two methodsemployed in tearing the bales apart, one by hand, the other by either case, how^ever, there must be considerable handling. In onecase the cotton is pulled out and scattered through bins provided for it,being given some mixing by the intermingling of cotton from differentbales. In the other case, a machine called a bale breaker is used. Inthis country the hand process is very largely adopted, and it isundoubtedly very satisfactory, especially where loosely baled Americancotton is used. There are obviously many advantages to be gained fromthe e
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