Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7891771 | Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing | 2015 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Simple shear is a deformation mechanism typical for a woven fabric during draping. The mesoscopic internal structure of the fabric differs between the non-deformed state and a sheared state. This paper presents an analysis of the internal structure of woven fabrics in a sheared state based on micro-CT (X-ray micro computed tomography) imaging of the internal structure of woven fabrics in a sheared state. Two methods for the analysis of the fabric geometry are used: automatic mapping of the local fibre directions based of the micro-CT image analysis and manual measurements of the yarns cross section shape, size and middle line coordinate of yarns on the micro-CT images. Changes of the fibre orientations within the yarns and of the yarn geometrical parameters in a carbon fibre twill woven fabric before and after shear deformation are quantified.
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Authors
Marcin Barburski, Ilya Straumit, Xinwei Zhang, Martine Wevers, Stepan V. Lomov,