The propelling force for moving weft yarn on an air jet loom is primarily generated by the air jet's interaction with the yarn. Several factors influence how effectively this force is transferred and applied.
The key factors affecting the propelling force include:
Yarn strength is the measure of the tension a yarn can withstand before breaking. While crucial for preventing yarn breakages during the weaving process, it does not directly influence the magnitude of the force exerted by the air jet onto the yarn. The air jet provides the force, and yarn strength determines the yarn's resistance to that force, not the force itself.
Therefore, yarn strength is the factor that does not directly influence the propelling force generated by the air jet.
| Group I | Group II |
| P. Multiphase | 1. Matched cam |
| Q. Projectile | 2. Profile reed |
| R. Air-jet | 3. Crank shaft |
| S. Shuttle | 4. Weaving rotor |
A shuttle loom having 1.75 m reed width is running at 180 rpm. The shuttle enters and leaves the shed at $120^\circ$ and $240^\circ$ angular positions of crankshaft, respectively. If length of the shuttle is 0.25 m, then the mean velocity (in m/s) of the shuttle within the shed is________.