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Processing losses during topmaking. Part 2: The effect of certain fibre properties and the degree of fribbiness of the raw wool

Processing losses during topmaking. Part 2: The effect of certain fibre properties and the degree of fribbiness of the raw wool

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Abstract:
Actual fibre losses sustained during pilot scale processing of 57 lots of short wools and out-sorts, as well as yields of top and noil, were measured.
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Gee, E., Turpie, D. & Strydom, M. 1981. Processing losses during topmaking. Part 2: The effect of certain fibre properties and the degree of fribbiness of the raw wool. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13270 .
Gee, E., Turpie, D., & Strydom, M. (1981). Processing losses during topmaking. Part 2: The effect of certain fibre properties and the degree of fribbiness of the raw wool Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13270
Gee, E, DWF Turpie, and MA Strydom Processing losses during topmaking. Part 2: The effect of certain fibre properties and the degree of fribbiness of the raw wool. 1981. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13270
Gee E, Turpie D, Strydom M. Processing losses during topmaking. Part 2: The effect of certain fibre properties and the degree of fribbiness of the raw wool. 1981 [cited yyyy month dd]. Available from: http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13270
 
Gee, E
Turpie, DWF
Strydom, MA
 
1981
 
Raw wool
Wool combing
Fibre losses
 
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