Lord, 1987 - Google Patents
Problems and Possibilities in Sliver MonitoringLord, 1987
- Document ID
- 576375831499848040
- Author
- Lord P
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Textile Research Journal
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Sliver monitoring permits the reporting of errors at the time the material goes out of tolerance during processing. This can greatly reduce the waste of material, time, and money, and it can also improve the quality of the product. Adequate monitoring is only possible if the …
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