Modelling for predicting the mechanical properties of textile composites—A review

Tan, Ping; Tong, Liyong; Steven, Grant P.

doi:10.1016/s1359-835x(97)00069-9

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“…The interface serves to transfer externally applied loads to the reinforcement via shear stresses over the interface. Therefore, many researches are conducted to determine early prediction mechanical properties of composite material [4,5,6,7]. Finite element analysis is based on the modeling of the composite material.…”

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Analysis of Mechanical Properties for 2D Woven Kenaf Composite

Wahab

Rejab

Saiman

2014

AMM

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Abstract:Woven composite based on natural fiber increasingly used for many applications in industries because of their advantages such as good relative mechanical properties and renewable resources, but there are some issues as cost and protracted development period to perform reliability evaluation by experimental with real scale. Predictive modeling technique is use to minimize the need for physical testing, shorten design timescales and provide optimized designs. Mechanical properties of woven fabrics for technical textile depend on a) type of raw materials b) type and count of warp and weft yarns c) yarn density and d) the type of weave structure. The effect of fabric architecture to the mechanical properties is investigated. Woven kenaf composite is modeled using the modeling software to get the properties of the model. Further, the model is analyzed using finite element analysis to predict the mechanical properties of the woven kenaf composite. In addition, the effect of the combination of yarn size and weave pattern to the woven kenaf composite is stated base on the mechanical properties to predict the optimum structure of woven kenaf composite.

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Analysis of Mechanical Properties for 2D Woven Kenaf Composite

Wahab

Rejab

Saiman

2014

AMM

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“…The desire to predict the behaviour of woven composite structures has led to the study of many modelling techniques that focus on deriving the overall mechanical properties of a complex woven composite that have been summarised in various papers [1][2][3].…”

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Finite element modelling of tow geometry in 3D woven fabrics

Mahadik

Hallett

2010

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing

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“…In recent decades, many researchers have contributed to develop finite element analysis (FEA), which is a useful and versatile approach to understand and predict mechanical properties of textile composites [23] [24]. Mechanical behavior for textile composites by analysis method was proposed and the prediction of mechanical behavior was performed by Carvelli [25].…”

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A Study on the Initial Fracture Behavior of CF/GF Intra-Hybrid Woven Fabric Reinforced Composites

Xu¹,

Nakai²,

Yang³

et al. 2018

OJCM

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In this paper, woven fabrics of glass fiber/carbon fiber intra-hybrid in plain structure were used to fabricate fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) composite by hand lay-up method. The investigation on tensile property was carried out on specimens in 7 orientations including 0˚/5˚/15˚/75˚/85˚/90˚ in previous works. With the specimen parameters and experimental data, FEM model was built by the software of Marc. By combining the experimental results and finite element analysis, the modulus was simulated and calculated at the first stage. Then interfacial stress of the 0 degree and 90 degree was also calculated. By the initial fracture stress data from experiment as well as the simulation value of interfacial strength of 0 and 90 degree, the initial fracture stress of the off-axial specimens was calculated and predicted. The result shows that the interfacial strength of the glass fiber bundle is higher than that of the carbon fiber bundle in transverse direction. By using the interfacial strength and according to the Von Mises yielding criterion, the initial fracture stress was predicted, which can be a contribution to the design or predict of the material properties.

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Modelling for predicting the mechanical properties of textile composites—A review

Cited by 224 publications

References 70 publications

Analysis of Mechanical Properties for 2D Woven Kenaf Composite

Analysis of Mechanical Properties for 2D Woven Kenaf Composite

Finite element modelling of tow geometry in 3D woven fabrics

A Study on the Initial Fracture Behavior of CF/GF Intra-Hybrid Woven Fabric Reinforced Composites

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