Mixing:
If different grades of the same fibres are kept together, then it is called mixing.
Blending:
When different fibres of the same or different grades are kept together, then it is called blending.
- Number of opening machines,
- Type of beater,
- Type of beating,
- Beater speed,
- Setting between feed roller and beater,
- The production rate of the individual machine,
- The production rate of the entire line,
- The thickness of the feed web,
- The density of the feed web,
- Fibre micronaire,
- Size of the flocks in the feed,
- Type of clothing of the beater,
- Point density of clothing,
- Type of grid and grid settings,
- Airflow through the grid,
- Position of the machine in the sequence,
- Amount of trash in the material,
- Type of trash in the material,
- Temp and relative humidity in the blow room department.
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