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The 4-point fabric inspection system is a quality control method used primarily in the textile industry to assess fabric defects. Under this system, defects are categorized based on their severity and the size of the area affected. Each defect is assigned points: 1 point for minor defects (less than 1 inch), 2 points for medium defects (1 to 3 inches), 3 points for major defects (3 to 6 inches), and 4 points for critical defects (over 6 inches). The total points accumulated from the defects found in a specific length of fabric determine its quality rating, guiding manufacturers in making decisions about fabric usage and potential rework.
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What is called as point system in fabric inspection?
What is called as point system in fabric inspection?
What is an example of calculating a percent abundance?
after inspection of fabric based on 4 point system how to calculate the % of fabric pass or fail
What is Formula for inspection fabric by 4 point system?
Kniited goods are usually measured by roll weight rather than their length . Points/100sq yds>> ( GSM x 0.082 x total points of that roll ) / roll weight in kgs
What is the difference between 4 point system and 10 point system in fabric inspection?
Well A 4-point match was originally Greek and thought to be a creation of Zeus. This process help the Greek catch thieves and murders. The 4 "points" stood for the number of finger printed and because of this the process was flawed. Over thousands of people matched up as the same and millions of innocent people were slaughtered for crimes they didn't commit. Over 500 years later later the Romans created what is now known as a 10-point match which uses 10 fingers and involves the cutting of both thumbs and your right index finger. Less people matched in the Roman data base but the Romans used PC and all Romans died because their fingerprints matched up with a serial rapist. And thats the difference between a 4 and 10-point match. Hope this helped PC sucks learn from history
In the decimal system 0.3 is read as three?
No. It is read as "zero point three" or "point three"
