Manufacture of yarns and fabrics is one of the most important occupations of mankind. For thousands of years the preparation of textile fibres, the spinning of yarns, and the weaving of cloths were domestic occupations known and understood by every member of the community. During the past two hundred years the whole position hand industry practised in the homes of the producers, It has become a mechanical industry carried on in power-driven factories. Every details of the manufacturing process.
Elements of Fibre Science by W.S.Murphy (Hardcover)
Manufacture of yarns and fabrics is one of the most important occupations of mankind.
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