… woollen spinning. (2) Wool and fine animal hair, combed following the “preparing” (gilling) or carding process. The … sliver. Any remaining vegetable impurities are also removed along with the noils. The combed sliver is then drafted and …
… is usually potassium, or lithium hydroxide or thionyl chloride and the electrodes are, for example : (i) … and negative electrodes of metallic lithium or lithium alloy; (iv) Positive electrodes of silver oxide and negative …
… open air or mechanically. The fibres are then sufficiently loosened from the inner woody part of the plant and from one … (machine tow). Flax is normally in the form of a continuous loose bundle of fibres when it leaves the hackling machines. …
… tools, made wholly from one material, are generally of alloy steel or steel with a high carbon content. Composite … body and one or more working parts (blade, plate, point) locked to the body by a device comprising, for example, a …
… the teat‑cups to the cooling apparatus or storage tanks along a pipe‑line, generally fixed. These types include … which are more readily digestible, and which also remain longer in a state of emulsion without the formation of …
… increase in length (e.g., in the rolling of ingots into blooms, billets or slabs; rolling of slabs into sheet, strip, etc.). (B) Rolling of blooms, billets, etc., to form a particular cross‑section …
