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USTER
®
HVI SPECTRUM
Instruction Manual
Uster Technologies, Inc. Chapter 7
Testing Procedures • Page 7-9
2.6 Step 6—Perform L/S and C/T
(Optional Module) Tests
Once the micronaire tests are completed, follow the steps below to
perform the length/strength and color/trash tests. Remember to
activate the Vacuum Blower
or the test results will FAIL!
Place a piece of the sample on the length/strength plate. Make sure
that the sample is large enough to cover the sample plate and thick
enough that it isn’t see through (approximately 30 grams).
Place another sample on the color/trash window. Make sure that the
sample is large enough to completely cover the entire window.
Simultaneously, press down on each of the two buttons located on
the tabletop in front of the measuring components.
The sample hands will compress the cotton to eliminate air pockets
and the measurements will be taken. The sample arms will return to
the original resting position when testing finished.
After the measurements are completed, the results are displayed
under the Length/Strength area in the corresponding fields
(elongation, uniformity, etc.). Each of the fields displays the test data
to indicate that the test is finished.
The color/trash and micronaire tests can be performed in a different
sequence than described here. However, keep in mind that the
Micronaire Value is required to calculate the
Length/Strength and Fineness tests.
The trash test results are displayed in the Color/Trash area. These
fields contain the color test results for % Rd (lightness) and +b
(yellowness). The three-digit (xx.x) Rd number represents the
average of the color observations for Rd, and the three-digit (xx.x)
+b number is an average of the +b values.
o T: (Leaf or Trash Grade) is a value that is based on trash
area.
o TA: (Trash Area) is the ratio of the total accumulated area of
all the trash particles to the area of the viewing window of the
instrument.

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