Drape Simulation of Woven Fabric by Using the Finite-element Method

Kang, Tae Jin; Yu, Wai

doi:10.1080/00405009508659040

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“…tensile and shear rigidity) in the through-thickness direction [37]. However, allowing the bending rigidity to be calculated from the tensile modulus results in an unrealistic, numerically high bending stiffness that is not representative of the true fabric property [38,39]. By defining a compressive modulus over negative strains, a reasonable approximation of the bending rigidity can be attained in the model.…”

Section: Relating Bending Stiffness To Axial Modulusmentioning

confidence: 97%

Predictive model for the detection of out-of-plane defects formed during textile-composite manufacture

Dangora

Mitchell

Sherwood

2015

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing

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Section: Relating Bending Stiffness To Axial Modulusmentioning

confidence: 97%

Predictive model for the detection of out-of-plane defects formed during textile-composite manufacture

Dangora

Mitchell

Sherwood

2015

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing

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“…Poisson's ratio is an important parameter for determining fabric performance, such as drapability and crimp, among others (Chen & Govindaraym, 1995;Kang & Yu, 1995). However, it is currently difficult to measure a fabric's Poisson's ratio, particularly under biaxial loadings (Xu, 2008).…”

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Interactive effect between warp and weft of a woven ramie fabric under biaxial loadings

Wang

Chen

Cheng

et al. 2011

Journal of the Textile Institute

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The occurrence of an interactive effect between warp and weft of woven fabrics under practical working conditions is an important concern for researchers. A novel 3D loading device has therefore been developed to elucidate information on materials subjected to loadings in multiple dimensions. This paper investigated the interactive effects between warp and weft in biaxial tension. Strain fields were characterized by digital speckle correlation method and Poisson's ratio was calculated at 0°in the warp direction. The effects of different cutting angles and loading threshold values at 0°on the interactive effect were also evaluated. An interactive effect between warp and weft existed, and the influence of load at weft to warp was larger than warp to weft. Weft produced larger strain fields in both directions. As the load in the warp direction linearly increased, force values nonlinearly increased while load ratio decreased. Poisson's ratio, however, was practically unchanged. Loading mean value curves at x and y axes had sine curve characteristics. The greatest interactive effect occurred when the warp load was 65.3% of the biaxial breaking strength.

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“…The draping and buckling of woven fabric have extensively been studied, see, e.g., Kim (1991), Kang and Yu (1995), Chen and Govindaraj (1995), Fu (2000, 2001), Zhang and Xu (2002a,b) and Zhang and Xie (2003). These results have paved the way for the development of a trial system of apparel made of woven fabric.…”

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confidence: 99%

Buckling analysis of plain knitted fabric sheets under simple shear in an arbitrary direction

Zhang

Liu

2007

International Journal of Solids and Structures

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Knitting structures make plain knitted fabric different from woven fabric. With the aid of a micro-constitutive model the buckling of a knitted fabric sheet subjected to simple shear in an arbitrary direction is investigated. The large deformation of the fabric sheet in its critical configuration is considered. The theory of stability for finite deformations is applied to the analysis. All the stress boundary conditions of the knitted fabric sheet are satisfied. An equation for determining the buckling direction angle is derived. It is shown that there are two possible buckling modes: a flexural mode and a barreling mode. The buckling conditions for the two modes are also obtained, respectively. A numerical calculation reveals that only the flexural mode can occur, which agrees with experimental observations.

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Drape Simulation of Woven Fabric by Using the Finite-element Method

Cited by 102 publications

References 11 publications

Predictive model for the detection of out-of-plane defects formed during textile-composite manufacture

Predictive model for the detection of out-of-plane defects formed during textile-composite manufacture

Interactive effect between warp and weft of a woven ramie fabric under biaxial loadings

Buckling analysis of plain knitted fabric sheets under simple shear in an arbitrary direction

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