A theoretical expression for the non-uniformity of random jute yarn has been derived from the fineness-length relation and the distribution of length of the filaments in the yarn. The ratio of the actual measured non-uniformity of the yarn to this theoretical value has been suggested to be a true index of non-uniformity due to processin.g.
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