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Studies on the mild carbonising of raw wool and mohair. Part I: Some laboratory studies together with processing results on the worsted system

Studies on the mild carbonising of raw wool and mohair. Part I: Some laboratory studies together with processing results on the worsted system

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Abstract:
The necessity of totally effective carbonising of raw wool and mohair is questioned, and an alternative treatment, employing milder, less effective carbonising conditions supplemented by traditional unsophisticated carding (and perhaps combing) operations, is proposed.
Reference:
Turpie, D. 1987. Studies on the mild carbonising of raw wool and mohair. Part I: Some laboratory studies together with processing results on the worsted system. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13439 .
Turpie, D. (1987). Studies on the mild carbonising of raw wool and mohair. Part I: Some laboratory studies together with processing results on the worsted system Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13439
Turpie, DWF Studies on the mild carbonising of raw wool and mohair. Part I: Some laboratory studies together with processing results on the worsted system. 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13439
Turpie D. Studies on the mild carbonising of raw wool and mohair. Part I: Some laboratory studies together with processing results on the worsted system. 1987 [cited yyyy month dd]. Available from: http://hdl.handle.net/10204/13439
 
Turpie, DWF
 
Sep 1987
 
Vegetable matter contamination
Raw wool
Fibre mass
 
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