OPTIMUM THREAD SPEED WHEN APPLYING GLUE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF FLOCKED YARN
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
Analysis of experimental data carried out on a computer showed a fairly good adequacy of the proposed description. Moreover, the proposed formula turned out to be equally good for describing the process of gluing both with and without the use of a special knife
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Khalmerzaev Kabil Ikramovich, Sativaldiev Aziz Kahramanovich, Sattarov Mukhitdin Olimovich
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