Two theories of generating the fibrogram from fiber-length-array data are presented. The first calculates a fiber-length distribution by number, which is integrated twice from the longest to the shortest length to obtain the fibrogram. The second method assumes a random catching and holding of fibers within each of the length groups, thereby generating a triangular distribution by relative weight or a fibrogram for each length group. These triangular distributions are summed by using the principle of superposition to generate the fibrogram of the total sample.
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