THEORETICAL RESEARCH OF WOOL MOVEMENT IN A WASHING MACHINE

Abstract

<p>The article discusses the problem of washing wool during its processing.&nbsp;<br /> The process of washing unprocessed wool consists of immersing the wool in a&nbsp;<br /> solution in a barrel with a nemt, moving it along the barrel, removing it from the&nbsp;<br /> barrel, and passing it through rollers to remove the wool. The research focuses on&nbsp;<br /> the movement and forces involved in the wool washer, the design of its main parts,&nbsp;<br /> the methods for cleaning and pressing wool, and how well the machine works.&nbsp;<br /> A theoretical study of wool movement in the wool washing machine was conducted.&nbsp;<br /> As a result of the theoretical research, we found out how wool moves in the barge&nbsp;<br /> based on the shape and movement settings of the machine, and we identified the&nbsp;<br /> best settings for the wool washer. The best lengths for the running comb and speed&nbsp;<br /> were found, which keep the wool moving smoothly without piling up at the bottom&nbsp;<br /> of the barge when mixed with washing solutions, leading to the final measurements&nbsp;<br /> for the running comb and the barge&rsquo;s speed.</p>