Excerpt from Maximum Loading of a Lint Cleaner for Efficient Cleaning and Optimum Cotton Quality
The efficient use of lint cleaners at gins quires that the cleaners be fed the maxim amount of cotton that they can effectively h dle. A 2-year investigation, 1974 and 1 crops, was conducted at the u.s. Cotton Ginn Research Laboratory, Stoneville, Miss, to st the effects of loading on lint-cleaner efficier cotton quality, and bale value when the clean are fed at rates up to 100 percent above nor Previous work had been conducted at rates n or below normal. The specific objectives of experiments, each of which consisted of 0 one stage of lint cleaning, were to ascertain effects of varying the amount of cotton fed a saw-cylinder lint cleaner on (1) the amo of foreign matter left in the cotton, (2) class grade and staple length, (3) fiber-length tribution, (4) number of neps in the card w (5) bale value, and (6) amount of cotton moved from the bale as waste material. D obtained in the studies reported here can used in the design and operation of controll batt saw-cylinder lint cleaners to provide maximum loading that will produce the o mum lint qualities desired by the grow ginner, and Spinner.
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