Investigation of Separation of Usable Fibers Added to Contaminants During Cleaning Cotton Sarimsakov Olimjon Sharipjanovich Prof. The Head of Department of Technology of Initial Processing of Natural Fibers Namangan Institute of Engineering and Technolo
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Modern gin stands are equipped with both overhead and gravity mooting systems. The seals on the overhead mooting system, whether dropper wheel or roller type, should be kept in good condition. In some gins, pressure is maintained in the overhead mooting chamber, and the system will not operate properly if the seals leak excessively. Honeydew and green, wet lint sometimes cause motes to be sticky and build up on the mooting bars, wiper flights, and roller seals. Such a buildup drastically reduces mooting system effectiveness. Under extreme conditions the buildup will cause choke in the gin ribs. The gin saws should be stopped and the power locked out before cleaning the mooting system.Abstract
Lint cleaners were developed specifically for removing leaf particles, motes, grass, and bark that remain in cotton after seed cotton cleaning, extracting, and ginning. They were developed and improved in conjunction with the transition from manual to mechanized harvesting of cotton during the 1980's. Virtually all gins in the Agriculture of Uzbekistan have lint-cleaning facilities, and over four-fifths of the gins have two or more stages of lint leaning The lint cleaners now being marketed are of two general types, flow-through air type and controlled- batt saw type.
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