A review on the impact tension behaviors of textile structural composites

Ma, Pibo; Gao, Zhe

doi:10.1177/1528083713503001

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“…Then, the woven structure is achieved by weaving different warp patterns around the rigid weft threads. A magnification of the TIW is shown in the bottom right corner of Figure 3 [34,35]. Figure 4(a) represents a general side view of the woven structure in which the height of the prototype, H SIW , is indicated.…”

Section: Design Of the Woven Prototypementioning

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Three-Dimensional Fully Interlaced Woven Microstrip-Fed Substrate Integrated Waveguide

Alonso-González¹,

Hoeye²,

Fernández³

et al. 2018

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A three-dimensional fully interlaced woven microstrip-fed substrate integrated waveguide has been designed, manufactured and experimentally validated. The waveguide has been conceived based on the conventional substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) technology and works in a range of frequencies between 7.5 GHz and 12 GHz. The SIW structure is suitable to be translated into different equivalent woven structures depending on the characteristics of the employed threads, as it has been presented in previous works. In this work, a structure based on rigid weft threads has been employed with the aim of translating both the waveguide and the corresponding SIW to microstrip transitions, into woven patterns and, therefore, achieving the main purpose of a complete integration of the circuit into the textile, avoiding the use of external transitions for its validation. Consequently, three prototypes, using three different lengths, have been manufactured and experimentally characterised, and the theoretically predicted behaviour of the prototypes has been experimentally verified.

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Section: Design Of the Woven Prototypementioning

confidence: 99%

Three-Dimensional Fully Interlaced Woven Microstrip-Fed Substrate Integrated Waveguide

Alonso-González¹,

Hoeye²,

Fernández³

et al. 2018

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“…The structure of the reinforced fabrics plays an important role in the mechanical response of textile composite under various loading conditions [3,4]. Therefore, the mechanical characterization of textile composite has been a growing scientific field in recent years because of the diversity of reinforced fabrics.…”

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Influence of fabric architecture on crushing behavior of semi-hexagonal composite structures under axial loading

Wang

Zhang

et al. 2018

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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This paper reports the mechanical response of semi-hexagonal part with three different multi-layer reinforcements. Unidirectional, plain woven and orthogonal fabric under quasi-static axial compression were considered. Meso-scale finite element numerical models with failure criterion were also established to simulate the onset and development of internal damage during the compression process. There were two different crush-failure modes occurring in the crush tests of the three different composite samples: a splaying mode for samples with unidirectional fabric, a buckling mode for samples with 3D orthogonal woven fabric and a mixture mode of both buckling and splaying for samples with the plain woven fabric. The samples reinforced by unidirectional fiber have the highest specific energy absorption and lowest peak loading, whereas the samples by 3D orthogonal fabric present the lowest specific energy absorption and highest peak loading. It was also demonstrated by a numerical model that the existence of Z-binder suppresses the delamination by restraining the expanding of warp and weft yarns. The comparison of numerical results and experimental data indicates that the structure of reinforcement has a significant role in the mechanical performance of textile composite.

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“…[15] studied the influence of interlacements in the multilayer woven interlocked 3D structures on the impact properties of the composite material reinforced with them. In the review of Ma and Gao [16], the development and features of three types of textile structures, including weaving, knitting and braiding were introduced.…”

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Analysis of defects in carcass of rubber–textile conveyor belts using metrotomography

Fedorko

Molnár

Dovica

et al. 2017

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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Rubber–textile construction of conveyor belts is widely used in various continuous transport systems. Due to the fact that complex carcass is vulcanised, its observation and analysis are very difficult to perform. The methods used so far have been based on its violent extracting, often accompanied with the formation and existence of defects. Such an analysis does not allow distinguishing between defects caused by operation of the belt or defects caused by the process of extracting itself. This paper aims to verify a new approach to examining the inner carcass of rubber–textile conveyor belts with a focus on the possibility to obtain information about its condition. This has not been possible with the methods used so far. The main focus is on the measurement of distance between the individual fibres in the warp and weft of the carcass, and simple size analysis of the identified defects. Presented results prove that the method of industrial tomography clearly identifies the defects in the conveyor belt carcass. The method enables the identification of single fibres, punctures and separation of individual layers.

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A review on the impact tension behaviors of textile structural composites

Cited by 26 publications

References 102 publications

Three-Dimensional Fully Interlaced Woven Microstrip-Fed Substrate Integrated Waveguide

Three-Dimensional Fully Interlaced Woven Microstrip-Fed Substrate Integrated Waveguide

Influence of fabric architecture on crushing behavior of semi-hexagonal composite structures under axial loading

Analysis of defects in carcass of rubber–textile conveyor belts using metrotomography

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