Friday, September 5, 2014



Theory:
                To indicate fineness/coarseness of a yarn by numerical value is called count. Count is the no. That indicates length per unit mass or mass per unit length.
Two system for measuring yarn count :
            1. Direct system: Length fixed but wt variable. Example: Tex, Denier

            2. Indirect system: Wt fixed but length variable. Example: English count.

Yarn no. length & wt unit

Indirect System
Direct System
Length Unit
Wt. Unit
Definition
English count

840 Yds
1 lbs
No. Of hank of 840 yds
Metric count

1 Km
1 kg
No. Of hank of 1km/kg
Woollen count

256 Yds
1 lbs
No. Of hank of 256 yds
Worsted count

560 Yds
1 lbs
No. Of hank of 560 yds
Linen count

300 Yds
1 lbs
No. Of hank of 300 yds
Dewsbury Count

1 Yds
1 Oz
No. Of yds/oz

Tex
1 Km
1 Gm
No. Of gms/km

Decitex
10 Km
1 Gm
No. Of gms/10km

Jute
1440 Yds
1 lbs
No. Of lbs/hank of 1440 yds

Denier
9 Km
1 Gm
No. Of gms/9km


Objectives:

·        To determine the fineness of the yarn.
·        To know the properties of yarn.

Instruments:

1.     Warp reel.
2.     Balance.

warp reel

Working procedure:   

First of all, we took yarn in yards by warp reel.
Then determined the weight of the yarn taken.
Observed the length & weight of the yarn taken.
Lastly calculated the yarn count according to the formula.

 Calculation:



Indirect System: N = L*w/  l*W

Direct System: l/L*W





Here,
L= Sample length
l = Unit length
W = Wt. Of sample
w = Unit wt of system = 1lbs

No. of obs
Sample Length
(yds)
Sample wt
(lbs)
Count
1.
26
22
29.45 (Indirect)
15.4 (Direct)



Conclusion:

After this experiment we have a clear idea about how to measure yarn fineness/coarseness by warp reel & balanced method.
 



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