An Investigation of Air Pressures in the Cotton Carding Machine1

Abstract

An investigation is reported of the air pressures in the conventional cotton card, measured at strategic points with the card running idle and when processing cotton. Through the utilization of a sensitive electronic instrument capable of measuring pressures of 0.001 in. of water, both static and velocity determinations were made that have given an insight into the function of air in the card and have led to the development of a method of carding without the use of the conventional revolving flats.

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