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3-d textiles are those materials which have a system or systems in all the three axes of plane.
These fabrics offer particular properties, such as interlaminar shearing force, and mechanical and
thermal stability along all three axes of space, which are not achievable with other
reinforcements.
Three-dimensional (3-D)
fabrics hold a promising future. The demand for these types of
fabrics is expected in to increase, especially in the area of high performance composites in
housing, automobile industry, construction and materials.
However, the reduction in the cost of manufacturing and raw materials has to be brought about in
order to make these goods competitive in the current & future markets. In this context
nonwovens, which are a major constituent of this class of textiles are becoming important
because of their ease of manufacture and low production cost.
- Manufacturing costs
- Examples of application
- Conclusions
- Strength model
- Grid description
- Manufacturing processes
Braided structures
- 2-D braiding
- 3-D braiding
- Hand impregnation
- Matched-die moulding
- Degassing
- Preimpregnation
- Vacuum bagging
- Autoclave
- Pultrusion