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34—AN APPLICATION OF MINI-COMPUTERS TO THE OPTIMIZATION OF THE OPEN-END-SPINNING PROCESS. PART I: CONSIDERATION OF THE CASE OF TWO VARIABLES
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1976
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EngineeringMechanical EngineeringThe Open-end-spinning ProcessFiber SpinningRotor DiameterOperations ResearchSystem OptimizationSystems EngineeringParallel ComputingProcess OptimizationOpen-end-spinning ProcessOptimum ConditionsMechatronicsComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceProgram OptimizationTextile FibreIndustrial DesignTextile EngineeringProcess ControlWeaving
The application of the technique of the central compound rotatable designs of Box and Hunter to the optimization of an open-end-spinning process is studied, and the advantages of using a minicomputer for such an analysis are discussed. The influence of the rotor diameter, rotor speed, and yarn twist on the characteristics of open-end-spun cotton yarns is studied. In each case, the optimum conditions within the industrially acceptable limits of the process are established.
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