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Eaton, Joseph Jordan

 
9781334737855: Ludlow Textile Arithmetic (Classic Reprint)

Sinopsis

Master textile math for the mill floor—clear, practical problems and definitions you can use today.

This edition of Ludlow Textile Arithmetic translates the math of spinning, weaving, and yarn production into approachable lessons. It covers units, measurement, fractions, decimals, and real-world calculations that keep factory work precise and efficient. Expect practical vocabulary, hands-on examples, and step-by-step methods that connect numbers to everyday mill tasks.

  • Clear definitions of common terms used in spinning, carding, roving, and weaving.
  • Worked examples that show how to handle weights, lengths, and production totals.
  • Fraction, decimal, and division skills presented in a material, work‑day context.
  • Guidance on reading and writing large numbers, units, and periods for reporting and planning.
Ideal for students, professionals, or hobbyists seeking a grounded, shop-floor friendly approach to textile math.

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Excerpt from Ludlow Textile Arithmetic

Carpet yarn. - Used in the manufacture of carpets, one of the main products of the Ludlow Mills, made from hemp,~ flax, and jute fibres.

Creel. - That part of the machine in which is placed the rove bobbins while they are being unwound in a spinning frame or other machine.

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