Assumptions
Number of Ground Warp Ends = 694
Ground Warp Count = 25 tex x 2
Warp Crimp = 8%
Weft Yarn count = 34 tex
Number of Pile Warp Ends = 576
Length of pile part = 102 cm
Pile Ratio (for pile height)= 52:10 (52 cm of pile warp for 10 cm of cloth)
Pile Yarn count = 30 tex x 2
Length of plain part = 4 cm
Picks per cm = 20
Reed Width = 58.4 cm
Grey Length ( Pile and Plain Part) = 106 cm
Fringe Length = 2 cm
How to Determine the Weight of a ground Warp for Terry Towel
Weight of Ground Warp = Weight of ground warp in grey cloth + weight of ground warp in the fringe.
Weight of ground warp in grey cloth = (length of grey cloth x warp crimp factor x no of ground warp threads x warp yarn count in tex )/ (100 x 1000)
= (106 x 1.08 x 694 x 25 x 2)/(100 x 1000)
= 397.25 gms
Weight of Ground Warp in Fringe (here the warp crimp is not involved) = (Fringe length x no of ground warp x yarn count in tex)/ (100x 1000)
= (2 x 694 x 25 x 2)/ (100 x 1000) = 0.69 gms
So Ground Warp Weight = 397.25 +.69 = 397.94 grams.
How to Determine the Weight of Pile Warp in Terry Towel
Weight of Pile Warp = weight of pile warp in pile part + that in plain part + that in fringe
a. Weight of pile warp in pile part ( Pile ratio: 52:10)
=( Length of pile part x number of pile threads x pile length x yarn count in tex) / (100 x 1000)
= (102 x 576 x 52 x 30 x 2)/(100 x 1000)
= 183.31 g
b. Weight of Pile warp in Plain Part
=( Length of plain fabric x number of pile threads x crimp factor x yarn count)/ (100 x 1000)
= (4 x 576 x 1.08 x 30 x 2)/(100 x 1000)
= 1.49 g
c. Weight of Pile warp in fringe ( No crimp , no loop )
= (fringe length x number of pile threads x yarn count)/(100 x 1000)
= (2 x 576 x 30 x 2)/(100 x 1000)
= 0.69 g
Weight of pile warp = 183.31+ 1.49 + 0.69 = 185.49
How to Determine the Weight of Weft in Terry Towel
Weight of Weft Yarn
= (Total no of weft threads x reed width x yarn count)/(100 x 1000)
(Reed width is equal to the length of one weft yarn)
= (106 x 20 x 58.4 x 34)/(100 x 1000)
= 42.09 g
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- BACKED CLOTH WITH WADDED THREADS (1)
- BLENDING PROPERTIES OF FIBRES (1)
- CENTER STITCHED DOUBLE CLOTH- WEFT STITCHING (1)
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- CLOQUE OR CREPON EFFECT (1)
- COMMON YARN FAULT IN MAN MADE FIBRES (1)
- CUT EFFECT IN INTERCHANGING DOUBLE CLOTHS (1)
- DEEK TEXTILES (1)
- DETERMINATION OF ABRASION RESISTANCE OF FABRICS (1)
- DRAFTING - DENTING (1)
- DRAFTING FROM DESIGN (1)
- DRAFTING OR LIFTING ORDER (1)
- FABRIC PARAMETERS (1)
- FIBRE BASICS (1)
- FIGURED INTERCHANGING DOUBLE CLOTHS (1)
- FIND- DESIGN (1)
- IMITATION BACKED CLOTHS (1)
- INTERCHANGING DOUBLE CLOTHS (1)
- INTERCHANGING FIGURED BACKED CLOTHS (1)
- MAN- MADE FIBRE (1)
- MISCELLANEOUS FIBRE (1)
- MULTIPLE LAYER WEAVE (1)
- My Weaving View (1)
- PLAIN WEAVE DERIVATIVES (1)
- PLANT FIBRE (1)
- SEAM STRENGTH VS SEAM SLIPPAGE (1)
- SELF STITICHED DOUBLE CLOTHS (1)
- SOME COMMON INDIAN FABRICS (1)
- SPECIALTY FIBRE (1)
- STANDARD SILK AND SILK IMITATION FIBRE (1)
- STANDARD WORSTED AND WOOL FIBRE (1)
- TERRY PILE STRUCTURES (1)
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