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    3D Fabric

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    Index

    Introduction

    Application In Textile Industry

    Classification Of 3D Fabric

    2-Dimentional Woven Fabric

    3-Dimentional Woven Fabric

    3-Dimentional Weaving Process

    Noobing Uses of 3D Fabric

    Bibilography

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    Application

    The main current applications of 3D woven

    fabrics are in composites made from textilepreforms and in protective clothing

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    Introduction

    The 3D fabrics are defined as a single fabric system,the constituent yarns of which are supposedly

    disposed in a three mutually perpendicular plane

    relationship.

    Making of fabrics with substantial thickness by

    layering.

    Here are mainly three types of manufacturing

    systems to produce woven 3D fabrics.

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    They are:-

    2D weaving

    3D weaving

    Noobing

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    Classification of 3D fabrics

    Classification of 3D fabrics is basically done

    into two types:-

    Based on type of weaving process

    Based on type of 3D structures

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    Based on weaving process

    2D weaving

    3D weaving

    Noobing

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    Based on type of structures

    3D Solid

    Multi layer

    Orthogonal

    Angle interlocked

    3D Hollow

    Flat surface

    Uneven surface

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    3D Shell

    By weave combination

    By differential take-up

    By moulding

    3D Nodal

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    2D woven fabric

    To produce a 3D fabric by the conventional 2Dweaving process a multi-layer warp has to becompulsory used.

    By using a multi-layer warp and weft interlaced 3Dfabrics such weft interlock and warp interlock can beproduced.

    The different layers of the multi-layer warp can alsobe interconnected.

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    The multi-layer warp is displaced in the fabric

    thickness direction by the operation of shedding to

    form a shed across the fabric width direction in order

    to enable interlacement with the weft.

    This manner of weaving producing a 3D fabric

    constituting two sets of yarn is called as 2D weaving.

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    3D Woven fabric

    The process developed by Fukuta interlaces three

    orthogonal sets of yarns to produce a fully interlaced

    3D fabric.

    This process complies with the principle of weaving

    and hence qualifies to be described as the true 3D

    weaving process.

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    Shedding of the multi-warp is done not only

    across the fabric thickness direction,But also

    across the fabric-width direction for enablinginterlacement of the multi-layer warp with the

    set of horizontal weft and the set of vertical

    weft.

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    3D weaving process

    The essential aspects of 3D weaving process

    are as follows:-

    A grid like multi-layer warp is compulsory

    required

    Through the dual-directional shedding

    operation, the multiple sheds are formed in

    both row-wise and column-wise directions

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    The row-wise and the column-wise sheds are

    not formed simultaneously but alternately

    Multiple wefts of the respective directions are

    accordingly picked in their corresponding

    sheds.

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    Bibilography

    January-(2009)

    Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Reserch 2008

    October-(2008)Melliand Textiberichte with English Translation2008

    July-(2009)

    414-Man-made Textiles in India-2009

    451-Textile Research Journal-2009