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- 2024New Approaches to 3D Non-Crimp Fabric Manufacturing
- 2023Improved Tensile and Bond Properties through Novel Rod Constructions Based on the Braiding Technique for Non-Metallic Concrete Reinforcementscitations
- 2023DEVELOPMENT OF A YARN GUIDING AND IMPREGNATION TECHNOLOGY FOR ROBOT-ASISSTED FIBER MANUFACTURING OF 3D TEXTILE REINFORCEMENT STRUCTURES
- 2023Robot-assisted Manufacturing Technology for 3D Non-metallic Reinforcement Structures in the Construction Applicationscitations
- 20233D Textiles Based on Warp Knitted Fabrics: A Reviewcitations
- 2022Development of an application-oriented Yarn Impregnation and Fixation Concept for the robot-supported Manufacturing of biologically inspired load adapted 3D Textile Reinforcement Structures in Concrete Application
- 2022Development of a method and technology for the production of 3D knitted reinforcement gridscitations
- 2022Textile reinforcement structures for concrete construction applications––a reviewcitations
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New Approaches to 3D Non-Crimp Fabric Manufacturing
Abstract
Textile reinforcements have outstanding load-bearing capabilities due to the excellent tensile properties of high performance multifilament yarns (e.g. carbon fibers). However, in order to take full advantage of their high potential, it is necessary to ensure that the filaments run in a straight line. In order to guarantee this straight filament course, the highly efficient multiaxial warp knitting process is used for the production of 2D non-crimp fabrics (NCF) as textile preforms. In various industrial applications, most structures have complex 3D geometries. Therefore, the 2D textile needs to be shaped for reinforcement, which often results in a rearrangement of the filament orientation. Consequently, the 3D shaping process has to be taken into account during the textile production or in the shaping process itself in order to guarantee the highest mechanical properties. Using the example of lattice girders for concrete reinforcement, a new approach for the fabrication of 3D textile lattice girders in a continous shaping process is presented. The results of the production tests of the developed technology approach show no apparent filament damage and exact roving orientation with no inadvertent deflection, compression or bulging, indicating a precise and gentle shaping process. The developed technology contributes to the future reduction of the production costs of 3D textile reinforcements.