Objective: Calculate the thickness of a plain woven fabric.
The thickness ($T$) of a plain woven fabric can be estimated using a formula that considers the warp yarn diameter, pick spacing, and the effect of crimp. A common approach involves relating the warp diameter and weft spacing, adjusted by the crimp factor:
$T = (d_w + P_s) \times (1 + C_w)$
Using the given parameters:
$T = (0.2 \text{ mm} + 0.4 \text{ mm}) \times (1 + 0.09)$
$T = (0.6 \text{ mm}) \times (1 + 0.09)$
$T = 0.6 \text{ mm} \times 1.09$
$T = 0.654 \text{ mm}$
This calculation yields $0.654$ mm. Considering the options provided, $0.64$ mm is the closest value, suggesting this calculation method or a slight variation thereof is intended.
The calculated fabric thickness is approximately $0.654$ mm, which closely matches option C ($0.64$ mm).
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