A solid-beam approach for mesoscopic analysis of textile reinforcements forming simulation
LACROIX Baptiste, COLMARS Julien, PLATZER Auriane, NAOUAR Naim, VIDAL-SALLÉ Emmanuelle, BOISSE Philippe
download PDFAbstract. Draping and forming of textile reinforcements are usually performed thanks to finite element models with continuous media assumption. The specific purpose of mesoscale model is to faithfully reproduces defects like yarn buckling or gapping during the process. Such defects are crucial outputs because they have huge impacts on mechanical and permeability properties of the whole textile. However, mesoscopic analysis usually leads to expensive computation cost and needs to be optimized to propose a cost-effective response to this problem. Thus, this document aims to develop a solid-beam approach for mesoscale model, with coarse geometric assumption but with finite element and constitutive law formulation taking into account the fibrous aspect of the fabric.
Keywords
Meso-Scale Model, Solid-Beam, Fibrous Element, Hyperelastic
Published online 4/24/2024, 8 pages
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Citation: LACROIX Baptiste, COLMARS Julien, PLATZER Auriane, NAOUAR Naim, VIDAL-SALLÉ Emmanuelle, BOISSE Philippe, A solid-beam approach for mesoscopic analysis of textile reinforcements forming simulation, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 41, pp 449-456, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644903131-50
The article was published as article 50 of the book Material Forming
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