2007
DOI: 10.1108/rjta-11-04-2007-b007
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Effects of Sampling Methods on Detection of Yarn Quality

Abstract: Quality control is essential to ensure product quality in the textile industry and the way of sampling can determine its effectiveness as the facts regarding the quality are derived from the inspection of the samples chosen. Such data can be used in the control charts to determine whether control is necessary at the desirable level and whether further industrial processes are required. If products or processes are not inspected carefully, these decisions cannot be made properly. Two case studies were carried o… Show more

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“…Hostel plays a main role in student life in such variable as we mention in conceptual model has been designed. Numeric of students collected a good memories at the end and some of them fail to adopt cause of the problem has been state in problem statement because the wrongly make a decision among choosing accommodation following by the variables has been research [13].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Grishanov et al (2011) utilize computers to simulate complex yarns in 3D models. In addition, as the quality control of textile products and processes are crucial, various technologies become available for improvement in production inspection and control (Kan & Lau, 2007). In addition, some tools are helpful in interacting and collaborating with textile virtual teams.…”
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“…All offline detection data of yarns could be directly deduced from online detected data using these correlated functions to reduce the scale or even omit the costly and time-consuming offline detection. 13…”
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