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Fibre-migration studies show that, in sliver-spun jute yarn, fibres reside nearer to the surface, and thus its structural features differ from those of ring-spun yarns. A wrapped-ribbon structure is suggested for sliver-spun jute yarn. Long-term migration is practically absent. Migration increases with an increase of twist as in typical ring-spun yarns.
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Sur et al. (1975) studied this question.
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