34—AN APPLICATION OF MINI-COMPUTERS TO THE OPTIMIZATION OF THE OPEN-END-SPINNING PROCESS. PART I: CONSIDERATION OF THE CASE OF TWO VARIABLES

Alberto Barella · J. P. Vigo · J.M. Tura · H. O. Esperon

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Optimal Experimental Design Methods Textile materials and evaluations Dyeing and Modifying Textile Fibers

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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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