The composition of cotton-jute blends, at various stages of processing from blowroom to ring frame, has been analyzed using an x-ray diffraction method. The study revealed that the reduction in the nominal jute content observed in the ring yarn is due to preferential losses of this fiber under the licker-in region.
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