2016
DOI: 10.1177/1528083715624255
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Analysis of spherical compression performance of warp-knitted spacer fabrics

Abstract: Warp-knitted spacer fabrics for cushion products are in contact with different parts of human body. Surface shapes of most contacting parts can be simplified as spherical caps, while there are few reports on relationship between sphere diameter and compression property of spacer fabric. Therefore, the main content dealt with in the paper was to conduct spherical compression and simulation analysis of warp-knitted spacer fabrics. Five spherical indenters were selected and three compression indices were featured… Show more

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“…Brisa et al 24 studied the mechanical properties of vertical spacer filaments under compression with the help of the finite element method. Du et al 25 also conducted a finite element analysis on the compression behavior of spacer fabrics and found good accordance between theoretical and experimental results. However, detailed investigations into the effects of geometry structures, such as arrangement density and height of spacer filaments, and property parameters of filaments on the compression property of spacer fabrics have received little attention in previous studies.…”
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“…Brisa et al 24 studied the mechanical properties of vertical spacer filaments under compression with the help of the finite element method. Du et al 25 also conducted a finite element analysis on the compression behavior of spacer fabrics and found good accordance between theoretical and experimental results. However, detailed investigations into the effects of geometry structures, such as arrangement density and height of spacer filaments, and property parameters of filaments on the compression property of spacer fabrics have received little attention in previous studies.…”
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“…An ideal solution for preparing a rubber-free dielectric layer is to construct a high-elastic-recovery penetrated fabric directly sandwiched between sensor electrodes by traditional textile technology. The 3D warp-knitted spacer fabric that consists of two independent fabrics and a layer of spacer yarns as the connection in between bears a very good size stability of the surface structure and excellent mechanical properties, which makes it a promising material for flexible electronics. − Third, for lightweight wearable and mobile electronic devices, we must get rid of the traditional bulky detection and power supply devices, and we realize that the wireless transmission/control of signals is still an issue. The intrinsic wireless passive inductor–capacitor (LC) resonance method is a good candidate in harsh measurement environments because of its lower operating frequency and near-field coupling distance; therefore, it has been developed in various situations .…”
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“…At present, tubular fabrics are more concentrated on the tracheal stent [3,4], the mechanical properties of the tubular fabric and so on [5,6]. Many researchers studied the compression property about woven fabric [7][8][9][10], nonwoven fabrics [11], and knitted fabrics [12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Though the structures of fabrics are different, the key of these fabrics is the compression properties.…”
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confidence: 99%