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WHAT IS LENGHT CORRECTION FACTOR (LCF)

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LENGTH CORRECTION FACTOR  :-

            Basically LCF length correction factor is used in Autoconer or Linkconer in spinning mill. used for maintain weight of the package. What ever count we are running in a spinning mill we give the set length of the package. The weight of the package is change by day to day due to so-many reason one of reason is RH (RELATIVE HUMIDITY), When the RH is going to high the weight of the package will be goes to high. Rh is going to low the weight package is go to low. So we need to maintain length and weight of the package. so we need to change LCF is requirement.

HOW LCF IS WORKING :-

           Generally LCF working is length concept for example we run 40s Count set length is 169500 meter. If LCF is 1.000 is after complete the 169500 meter wound doff length achieved. incase 1.010 is LCF 169500×1.010=171195 meter wound after that doff length achieved. That means 1.010 meter length will calculated as 1 meter.

Note:-

            We committed Length to our party(Yarn Buyer) so Don't go below 1.000 because length will be dropped on package may be the customer will raise a Length shortage compliant.
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