Q. Heads of fiber tufts are made to sink in needles of circular comb with help of

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Q. When gripper of nipper is positioned as near as possible to needles, circular comb works with

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Q. Adjacent and overlapped wool slivers are pushed forward by

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Q. Gill lattice width is calculated to be

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Q. For each combing cycle of a tuft, circular comb carries out

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Q. V-shaped gill provides regular

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Q. For any type of wool, first thin rows of needles are

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Q. In linear combing machine with fixed nipper, gill feeding is calculated to be

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Q. Circular brush diameter is calculated to be

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Q. Number of doublings of cans and reels are

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Q. When processed tufts are arranged onto sleeve, extraction roller exerts pressure which helps in

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Q. Circular comb operating range is calculated to be

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Q. Circular comb, combs the

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Q. Nipper is fixed, aligned with circular comb and keeps steady angle, this provides evenness of the

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Q. When circular comb combs head of tuft, gill moves

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Q. Extraction rollers diameter is calculated to be

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Q. Nipper gill blade is

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Q. Circular comb is provided with a certain quantity of combs with needle density being

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Q. In formation and collection of combed sliver, number of rollers feeding compression room are

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Q. Quantity of noils is inversely proportional to

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