Biaxial Tensile Properties of Two Bar Warp-knit Fabrics Theoretically Studied

Effect of Fabric Structure on the Tensile Stress Relaxation of Net Warp Knitted Fabrics

Investigation into the geometrical loop effect on tensile behavior of single bar warp-knitted fabric using finite element method

Effect of fiber densities on impact properties of biaxial warp-knitted textile composites

In this study, an appropriate fabric weight content controlled by the density of the warp and weft fibers is determined for biaxial warp-knitted composites referring to mechanical test results. Six different types of composite panel with two different fabric weights (813 and 1187 gr/m) and with three different stacking sequences [90we/0wa/90we/0wa]s, [90wa/ 0we/90wa/0we]s, and [90wa/0we/90we/0w...

Raising the bar on hot work fabrics.

Almost all hot work loss prevention standards call for the use of some kind of fabric cover to protect combustibles from sparks and slag within the designated 35-foot radius of welding and cutting operations. What to use as a cover, however, is not specified in existing standards, leaving management with a burdensome and costly task of researching several product specifications and running tria...

Analyzing the Tensile Behavior of Warp-Knitted Fabric-Reinforced Composites. Part II. Modeling the Tensile Modulus of Composite