WHAT IS COUNT,COUNT CV,STRENGTH,STRENGTH CV,CSP

    The above given parameters are COUNT checking report details. Explanation is given below  

COUNT :-

              No. of 840 yards in one pound is called as count.
Count checking method is preparing lea (120Yards). No. sample as per mill required. Around 10 to 30 samples are taken. Weight the sample and convert as count

Formula :- 

    64.8÷LEA WEIGHT(120 yards) = COUNT

Note:-

    No. of yard is change above given constant will change(64.8).
1 yard = 0.54, 120yard = 0.54 ×120 = 64.8

COUNT CV :-

              Co-efficient variation of no. of sample in count checking reading.

STRENGTH :-

             The sample of lea is checked as strength (lbs.)

STRENGTH CV :-

              Co-efficient variation of no. of sample in strength checking reading.

 CSP :-

             Count and strength of the product.

Formula :- 

    CSP = Count × Strength

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