The theory and practice of jute spinning; being a complete description of the machines used in the preparation and spinning of jute yarns .. . 3E3_ f*i^z/e^ JUTE PREPAEING. 27 JUTE PREPARING. The process after the jute has been batched and been lying forthe necessary time in ihe jute barrow is termed the preparing. Inthe preparing department, stated very briefly, the jute is convertedfrom the streak into rove yarn in preparation for the spinningprocess. This conversion is effected by the use of five differentmachines, sometimes six are used, but not often, at least forordinary hessian yarns. T
The theory and practice of jute spinning; being a complete description of the machines used in the preparation and spinning of jute yarns .. . 3E3_ f*i^z/e^ JUTE PREPAEING. 27 JUTE PREPARING. The process after the jute has been batched and been lying forthe necessary time in ihe jute barrow is termed the preparing. Inthe preparing department, stated very briefly, the jute is convertedfrom the streak into rove yarn in preparation for the spinningprocess. This conversion is effected by the use of five differentmachines, sometimes six are used, but not often, at least forordinary hessian yarns. These machines are named— 1st. The Jute Breaker. 2nd. „ Finisher. 3rd. „ 1st Drawing Frame. 4th. „ 2nd 5th. „ Roving Frame. During its passage through the breaker and finisher the jute is goingthrough what is termed the carding process—that is, it is being cutup into a sort of tow, and during the process it is being drawn to acertain extent at the same time. In the drawings a number of endsor slivers, as they are usually called, are put together and run throughthe drawing into one at the front, and it is being drawn out still
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