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2003-9-1 · In particular, the mechanical characteristics of plain-woven fabrics used in inflated structures, unlike traditional composite materials, exhibit high non-linearity with dependence on the internal pressure and contact interactions within the woven fabric. Inflated structures generally consist of woven yarns or tows made from plastic, Kevlar, PEN (polyethylene naphthalate), Vectran (thermoplastic liquid crystal …
Get Price2008-1-1 · Woven fabrics are produced by interlacing two sets of yarns perpendicularly to each other. The study and understanding of the structure and mechanics of woven fabrics is useful for fabric design, simulation and manufacturing. In this chapter, some of the fundamental science and technology behind fabric structure and mechanics will be introduced.
Get Price2012-5-1 · Mechanics of pressurized plain-woven fabrics for inflated structures Compos Struct , 61 ( 2003 ) , pp. 375 - 393 Article Download PDF View Record in Scopus Google Scholar
Get Price2019-3-20 · The inflatable structures considered for use may include, but are not limited to, control volumes constructed of inflated skins, membrane bladders, coated fabrics, and hybrid (soft/rigid) material systems. Hybrid structures may include inflatable elements with semi- or fully-rigid reinforcements serving as deployment shaping controls.
Get Price2005-3-1 · Fig. 4, Fig. 5 show the corresponding shear force and shear angle relationship for plain-weave fabrics of 1 and 3 K tow sizes with a diameter of 8 μm for each filament, respectively, for the initial slip region. The theoretical results modeled in this paper are compared with those in Ref. as well as the experimental results. It is shown that the results given in this paper yield better ...
Get PriceIn real applications, structural woven fabrics are usually under in-plane biaxial stress states along warp and weft directions, and the mechanical response is mainly dependent on the constituent materials properties as well as on the yarns interlacement, namely weaving pattern.
Get PriceAbstract The use of enhanced plain woven fabrics for aerospace engineering needs essential and accurate mechanical parameters for analyzing structural behavior and performing numerical simulations. The uniaxial tensile tests are direct and effective approaches to investigate these mechanical properties. This study focused on uniaxial monotonic and cyclic mechanical properties of an enhanced ...
Get Price1999-8-1 · An orthogonal two-dimensional (2D) woven fabric consists of two sets of interlaced yarns. The lengthwise set is called warp, and the crosswise set, fill (weft). Any weave repeats on certain number of warp and fill yarns. The repeat is a complete representative unit cell of weave. The regions, in Fig. 3, enclosed by the dotted lines define the “unit cells” or the basic repeating regions for ...
Get PriceThe typical balanced and unbalanced plain woven glass fabrics (Jushi glass fabric Co., Ltd, China), which primarily show difference in the yarn spacing along the weft and warp directions, were selected for verifying the feasibility of the analysis in different types of plain woven …
Get Price2009-5-1 · 1. Introduction. An airbeam is a high-strength fabric sleeve fitted around an air retention bladder which, when sealed and inflated, acts as a load-bearing structural beam or arch. The major advantages of airbeams are that they are lightweight, have low storage volumes when deflated, and can be deployed rapidly.
Get Price2017-10-6 · MODELLING THE BENDING BEHAVIOUR OF PLAIN-WOVEN FABRIC USING FLAT SHELL ELEMENT AND STRAIN SMOOTHING TECHNIQUE Q. Nguyen-Trong1, F. Ferreira2, A. Gomes3 1,2 2C2T - Centre of Textile Science and Technology, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal 3 Department of Informatics, University of Beira Interior, Portugal Abstract This paper describes a new …
Get Price2015-9-12 · Ballistic performance of fabrics is affected by a number of mechanism as noted by Cheeseman and Bogetti [16], Tabiei and Nilkantan [17] who reviewed the mechanisms influencing the ballistic performance of woven fabrics. Ballistic penetration resistance and mechanism involved are a combination of many simultaneous factors.
Get Price2018-11-27 · [10]. In fact, woven fabrics with the weave other than plain will show some extent of skewness in their structure after they are taken-off from the loom and other finishing treatments. The reason for the occurrence of skewness and its effect on textile and apparel industries has been investigated in [11]. The
Get Price2013-11-27 · Galliot C, Luchsinger RH (2009) A simple model describing the non-linear biaxial tensile behaviour of PVC-coated polyester fabrics for use in finite element analysis. Compos Struct 90(4):438–447. Article Google Scholar 8. Cavallaro PV, Johnson ME, Sadegh AM (2003) Mechanics of plain-woven fabrics for inflated structures.
Get Price2009-10-26 · woven fabrics is currently overly costly and time consuming. Figure 1. Geometry of fabric unit cell (King et al., 2006). Here, we utilize a continuum-level modeling technique for woven fabrics (King et al., 2005) which captures the macroscopic response of the …
Get PriceThis direct energetic approach permits to model membrane structures without any artifice concerning the bending stiffness.In the third section, these two finite element solutions are compared with experimental results obtained on a double–layered panel inflated at high pressure, submitted to bending loads and for various boundary conditions.
Get Price2020-10-30 · The paper presents the impact tensile behaviors of two common building membranes (Ferrari 1002T2 membrane and XYD 300N membrane) in PVDF-coated-fabric membrane structures. The tests are conducted using the split Hopkinson bar test device. Typical forms of stress and strain are applied for comparing the stress-strain relationship between quasi-static and high strain rates.
Get Price2012-3-29 · For instance, if samples KN6 of plain-knitted fabrics and NW1 of nonwoven fabrics were considered, table 3, it can be seen that for the knitted sample, KN6, the measured torque has increased dramatically by almost 30 times, from 154.95 µN m at the first revolution to 4644.43 µN m at the eighth revolution; on the other hand, the amount of ...
Get PriceWoven Fabrics, Edited by Han-Yong Jeon p. cm. ISBN 978-953-51-0607-4 Contents Preface VII Chapter 1 Modeling of Woven Fabrics Geometry and Properties 1 B. K. Behera, Jiri Militky, Rajesh Mishra and Dana Kremenakova Chapter 2 An Integration of Design and Production for Woven Fabrics Using Genetic Algorithm 33 Jeng-Jong Lin Chapter 3
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Get Price2013-11-27 · Galliot C, Luchsinger RH (2009) A simple model describing the non-linear biaxial tensile behaviour of PVC-coated polyester fabrics for use in finite element analysis. Compos Struct 90(4):438–447. Article Google Scholar 8. Cavallaro PV, Johnson ME, Sadegh AM (2003) Mechanics of plain-woven fabrics for inflated structures.
Get PriceTextile Standards. ASTM's textile standards provide the specifications and test methods for the physical, mechanical, and chemical properties of textiles, fabrics, and cloths, as well as the natural and artificial fibers that constitute them. The textiles covered by these standards are commonly formed by weaving, knitting, or spinning together ...
Get Price2015-12-14 · Woven fabrics can basically be categorized into 2D woven fabrics, for instance, plain weave, twill weave and satin weave textile, and 3D woven fabrics, for example, 3D orthogonal, 3D through-thickness interlock and 3D layer to layer interlock woven fabrics. In 2D woven fabrics, yarns usually undergo low-angle
Get Price2019-6-12 · The tested fabrics were produced on the same weaving machine, woven from the same warp (same production lot) in two different weaves, plain weave and twill 2/2 weave. The yarn for warp and weft were made from 100% cotton, carded, single, nominal fineness 36 tex and 505 (S) twists/m, and produced in the same production lot.
Get PriceTan, K.Y. and Barnes, M.R. Numerical representation of stress–strain relations for coated fabrics, IstructE Symposium on Design of Air Supported Structures, Bristol, 1984, pp 162 – 174.Google Scholar
Get Price2021-1-4 · In composite aircraft structures, woven carbon-fiber-reinforced composites are used as elements of the boxes to mitigate damage during crash events and provide a measure of protection for the passengers against abrupt decelerations. Due to their multi-scale damage effects and complex coupling between failure mechanisms, despite years of extensive works of researchers around the …
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Get Price2018-9-1 · Networked fabrics are a type of three-dimensional multilayer fabrics having predetermined interconnections between layers by combining yarns from two adjacent sublayers into one. This paper reports the research on the influence of structural parameters on the ballistic performance of networked fabrics using finite element analysis in parallel with experiment.
Get Price2019-1-1 · With a view to application to meso–macro decoupled two-scale draping simulations of dry woven fabrics, the method of isogeometric analysis (IGA) is applied to the numerical plate testing (NPT) for their periodic unit structures involving frictional contact at meso-scale. The meso-structure having periodicity only in in-plane directions is identified with a representative volume element to ...
Get Price2003-9-1 · In particular, the mechanical characteristics of plain-woven fabrics used in inflated structures, unlike traditional composite materials, exhibit high non-linearity with dependence on the internal pressure and contact interactions within the woven fabric. Inflated structures generally consist of woven yarns or tows made from plastic, Kevlar, PEN (polyethylene naphthalate), Vectran (thermoplastic liquid crystal …
Get Price2008-1-1 · Woven fabrics are produced by interlacing two sets of yarns perpendicularly to each other. The study and understanding of the structure and mechanics of woven fabrics is useful for fabric design, simulation and manufacturing. In this chapter, some of the fundamental science and technology behind fabric structure and mechanics will be introduced.
Get Price2012-5-1 · Mechanics of pressurized plain-woven fabrics for inflated structures Compos Struct , 61 ( 2003 ) , pp. 375 - 393 Article Download PDF View Record in Scopus Google Scholar
Get Price2019-3-20 · The inflatable structures considered for use may include, but are not limited to, control volumes constructed of inflated skins, membrane bladders, coated fabrics, and hybrid (soft/rigid) material systems. Hybrid structures may include inflatable elements with semi- or fully-rigid reinforcements serving as deployment shaping controls.
Get Price2005-3-1 · Fig. 4, Fig. 5 show the corresponding shear force and shear angle relationship for plain-weave fabrics of 1 and 3 K tow sizes with a diameter of 8 μm for each filament, respectively, for the initial slip region. The theoretical results modeled in this paper are compared with those in Ref. as well as the experimental results. It is shown that the results given in this paper yield better ...
Get PriceIn real applications, structural woven fabrics are usually under in-plane biaxial stress states along warp and weft directions, and the mechanical response is mainly dependent on the constituent materials properties as well as on the yarns interlacement, namely weaving pattern.
Get PriceAbstract The use of enhanced plain woven fabrics for aerospace engineering needs essential and accurate mechanical parameters for analyzing structural behavior and performing numerical simulations. The uniaxial tensile tests are direct and effective approaches to investigate these mechanical properties. This study focused on uniaxial monotonic and cyclic mechanical properties of an enhanced ...
Get Price1999-8-1 · An orthogonal two-dimensional (2D) woven fabric consists of two sets of interlaced yarns. The lengthwise set is called warp, and the crosswise set, fill (weft). Any weave repeats on certain number of warp and fill yarns. The repeat is a complete representative unit cell of weave. The regions, in Fig. 3, enclosed by the dotted lines define the “unit cells” or the basic repeating regions for ...
Get PriceThe typical balanced and unbalanced plain woven glass fabrics (Jushi glass fabric Co., Ltd, China), which primarily show difference in the yarn spacing along the weft and warp directions, were selected for verifying the feasibility of the analysis in different types of plain woven …
Get Price2009-5-1 · 1. Introduction. An airbeam is a high-strength fabric sleeve fitted around an air retention bladder which, when sealed and inflated, acts as a load-bearing structural beam or arch. The major advantages of airbeams are that they are lightweight, have low storage volumes when deflated, and can be deployed rapidly.
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