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9788123905150- 5be696ce94469a6dd69c0499 Principles of Textile Testing https://www.trendypaper.com/s/5b1a00c581a9afd8ff765190/ms.products/5be696ce94469a6dd69c0499/images/5be696ce94469a6dd69c049a/5be696d094469a6dd69c049f/5be696d094469a6dd69c049f.jpg This textbook has been written for textile students and others who require an introduction to the methods by which the physical and mechanical properties of textile materials and products are measured and investigated. In a very real sense the book has been written by many authors because in preparing the text the writer cast himself in the role of a collector of scattered information. The sources of the information are diverse: lecture notes, standard textbooks, trade journals, manufacturers' instruction books, research journals, and discussion with practicing textile technologists. The book should not be read in isolation but in conjunction with such publications as the British Standards Handbook No. II, 'Methods of Test for Textiles. In this book the edition referred to is that published in 1963, and the page numbers quoted are of that edition. 9788123905150-
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This textbook has been written for textile students and others who require an introduction to the methods by which the physical and mechanical properties of textile materials and products are measured and investigated. In a very real sense the book has been written by many authors because in preparing the text the writer cast himself in the role of a collector of scattered information. The sources of the information are diverse: lecture notes, standard textbooks, trade journals, manufacturers' instruction books, research journals, and discussion with practicing textile technologists. The book should not be read in isolation but in conjunction with such publications as the British Standards Handbook No. II, 'Methods of Test for Textiles. In this book the edition referred to is that published in 1963, and the page numbers quoted are of that edition.

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