journal article·2013-04

Influence of high-performance yarns degradation inside three-dimensional warp interlock fabric

Marie Lefebvre, Boussu Francois, Coutellier Daniel

Journal of Industrial Textiles· Volume 42· Issue 4
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Abstract

During the weaving process, damages to yarns are observed and can lead to severe loss of mechanical properties in the final woven material. A complete and detailed analysis of the different steps, from the yarn spinning to the three-dimensional interlock weaving, has been carried out to measure the loss of properties of para-aramid warp and weft yarns. Thanks to special devices adapted to the weaving process, the maximum values of loss of mechanical properties are 10% for the warp yarns and 6% for the weft yarns. Among the different three-dimensional warp interlocks tested (orthogonal, through-the-thickness and layer-to-layer), best results in limiting warp yarn damage are obtained considering the through-the-thickness three-dimensional interlock fabric and for the weft yarn damage the layer-to-layer three-dimensional interlock fabric. The main interest of these results is to obtain an optimized solution after a weaving process on three-dimensional woven interlock fabrics. Moreover, thanks to the study we can realize that a three-dimensional weaving process could lead to damage the yarns and the structure before the final use as composite material.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations · Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Dyeing and Modifying Textile Fibers

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Affiliations

University Lille Nord de France, Lille, France

Université de Valenciennes campus du Mont Houy, Valenciennes, France

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