Modelling the geometric variability of 3D woven glass fibre fabric and its effects on permeability
Modelling the geometric variability of 3D woven glass fibre fabric and its effects on permeability
A 3D woven ply to ply angle interlock glass fabric was characterized with X-ray micro-CT technology. The internal geometry was regenerated from image processing and segmentation. Geometry variability can be characterized by analysing yarn paths and cross sections within the sample. Three cases study models with different internal variability were generated with TexGen to investigate preliminarily the influence of geometric variability on corresponding permeability prediction. This research presented herein forms the basis for future investigation in permeability variability related with fabric geometry variability.
3D woven, Geometry variability, Permeability prediction, X-Ray micro-CT
Zhao, Xiantao
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Long, A. C.
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Sitnikova, E.
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Li, Shuguang
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15 July 2015
Zhao, Xiantao
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Long, A. C.
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Sitnikova, E.
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Li, Shuguang
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Zhao, Xiantao, Long, A. C., Sitnikova, E. and Li, Shuguang
(2015)
Modelling the geometric variability of 3D woven glass fibre fabric and its effects on permeability.
20th International Conference on Composite Materials, ICCM 2015, , Copenhagen, Denmark.
19 - 24 Jul 2015.
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A 3D woven ply to ply angle interlock glass fabric was characterized with X-ray micro-CT technology. The internal geometry was regenerated from image processing and segmentation. Geometry variability can be characterized by analysing yarn paths and cross sections within the sample. Three cases study models with different internal variability were generated with TexGen to investigate preliminarily the influence of geometric variability on corresponding permeability prediction. This research presented herein forms the basis for future investigation in permeability variability related with fabric geometry variability.
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20th International Conference on Composite Materials, ICCM 2015, , Copenhagen, Denmark, 2015-07-19 - 2015-07-24
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3D woven, Geometry variability, Permeability prediction, X-Ray micro-CT
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Xiantao Zhao
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Shuguang Li
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