Important Textile Conversions and Formulas
- Salman Enayet Chowdhury
 - Mar 19, 2022
 - 1 min read
 
Updated: Feb 1, 2024

The following chart is very important for most of the textile students. It contains basic unit conversions that are most commons.
Length:
1 spyndle  | = 14,400 yd  |   | 
1 hank  | = 840 yards  | = 7 leas  | 
1 meter  | = 1.09361 yd  |   | 
1 Ligne  | = 0.635 mm  |   | 
1 yd  | = 36 "  |   | 
Weight:
1 lb  | = 7,000 grain  | 
1 kg  | = 2.2046 lb  | 
1 oz  | = .02834 kg  | 
Area:
1 oz/ yd^2  | = 33.096 gm/ m^2  | 
Formula
Apparel:

Metric Ticker No. = Resultant Count X 3

Calculations & Formula:
Basic Time = Observed Time X Rating
SMV = Basic Time + Basic Time X Allowances = 3.04+ 3.04 X 15% = 3.5 min
TOG  | = CLO X 1.55  | 
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Textile Testing:
Moisture Regain (R)  | = (W / D) X 100  | 
Moisture Content (C)  | = (W / W+D) X 100  | 
Moisture Regain (R)  | = 100 C / (100 - C)  | 
Drape co-efficient (F)  | = (Actual projected area of specimen - Disk Area) / (Specimen area - Disk area)  | 
Wear Index  | = (Wt. loss in mg X No. of Cycle Tested) / 1000  | 
Yarn:







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