The most important parameters for determining the mechanical features and cost of textile composite materials are the form and structure of reinforcement element.Currently the researches about the production techniques of reinforcement elements increased dramatically.Three dimensional structures are used to reinforce composite materials, in addition to well-known fibre, yarn and two dimensional fabrics.There are many different techniques to create the structures that are used for the production of three dimensional textile structures and the machines with various features have been developed to produce these structures.In this study; three dimensional textile structures have been classified, filament winding, weaving, diagonal knitting, knitting, nonwovens and malimo production techniques and the structures obtained through these techniques are explained.The differences of these techniques from each other are highlighted and developments in production techniques are explained.
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Objective & Hypothesis:The most important parameters for determining the mechanical features and cost of textile composite materials are the form and structure of reinforcement element.Currently the researches about the production techniques of reinforcement elements increased dramatically.Three dimensional structures are used to reinforce composite materials, in addition to well-known fibre, yarn and two dimensional fabrics.There are many different techniques to create the structures that are used for the production of three dimensional textile structures and the machines with various features have been developed to produce these structures.In this study; three dimensional textile structures have been classified, filament winding, weaving, diagonal knitting, knitting, nonwovens and malimo production techniques and the structures obtained through these techniques are explained.The differences of these techniques from each other are highlighted and developments in production techniques are explained.
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Key Findings & Data:The most important parameters for determining the mechanical features and cost of textile composite materials are the form and structure of reinforcement element.Currently the researches about the production techniques of reinforcement elements increased dramatically.Three dimensional structures are used to reinforce composite materials, in addition to well-known fibre, yarn and two dimensional fabrics.There are many different techniques to create the structures that are used for the production of three dimensional textile structures and the machines with various features have been developed to produce these structures.In this study; three dimensional textile structures have been classified, filament winding, weaving, diagonal knitting, knitting, nonwovens and malimo production techniques and the structures obtained through these techniques are explained.The differences of these techniques from each other are highlighted and developments in production techniques are explained.
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Conclusion & Impact:The most important parameters for determining the mechanical features and cost of textile composite materials are the form and structure of reinforcement element.Currently the researches about the production techniques of reinforcement elements increased dramatically.Three dimensional structures are used to reinforce composite materials, in addition to well-known fibre, yarn and two dimensional fabrics.There are many different techniques to create the structures that are used for the production of three dimensional textile structures and the machines with various features have been developed to produce these structures.In this study; three dimensional textile structures have been classified, filament winding, weaving, diagonal knitting, knitting, nonwovens and malimo production techniques and the structures obtained through these techniques are explained.The differences of these techniques from each other are highlighted and developments in production techniques are explained.
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Abstract
The most important parameters for determining the mechanical features and cost of textile composite materials are the form and structure of reinforcement element.Currently the researches about the production techniques of reinforcement elements increased dramatically.Three dimensional structures are used to reinforce composite materials, in addition to well-known fibre, yarn and two dimensional fabrics.There are many different techniques to create the structures that are used for the production of three dimensional textile structures and the machines with various features have been developed to produce these structures.In this study; three dimensional textile structures have been classified, filament winding, weaving, diagonal knitting, knitting, nonwovens and malimo production techniques and the structures obtained through these techniques are explained.The differences of these techniques from each other are highlighted and developments in production techniques are explained.
Özet
Tekstil kompozit malzemelerinde mekanik özelliklerin ve maliyetin belirlenmesindeki en önemli parametre, takviye elemanının formu ve yapısıdır. Takviye elemanlarının üretim teknikleri ile ilgili araştırmalar günümüzde ilginç boyutlara ulaşmıştır. Bu konuda bilinen takviye elemanları olan lif, iplik ve 2 boyutlu kumaşların dışına çıkılarak 3 boyutlu biçimli yapılar, kompozit malzemelerin takviyelendirilmesinde kullanılmaktadır. 3 boyutlu tekstil yapılarının üretiminde kullanılan yapı oluşturma tekniklerinin bir çok farklı tipi mevcuttur ve bu yapılan üreten değişik özellikteki makineler geliştirilmiştir. Bu çalışmada 3 boyutlu tekstil yapılarının sınıflandırması yapılmış ve filament sarma, dokuma, diyagonal örgü, örme, dokusuz yüzeyler ve malimo üretim teknikleri ve bu üretim tekniklerine bağlı olarak elde edilen yapılar açıklanmıştır. Bu tekniklerin birbirinden farklılıklan üzerinde durulmuş ve üretim tekniklerindeki gelişmeler açıklanmıştır.
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Cite This Article
KARAHAN, M., EREN, R., KARAHAN, N., GÜNDOĞAN, S. (2007). Three dimentional textile structures and the development in their production methods. Tekstil Maraton, Cilt: 17 - Sayı: 90, 59–77. https://ajindex.com/articles/359741
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