Relation of 2D Permeability and Preform Structure Parameters

Jin Hua Jiang; Nan Liang Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.306-307.1678

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Relation of 2D Permeability and Preform Structure Parameters

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In this paper the influence of parameters of fabric preforms on permeability is described. The two-dimensional (2D) permeability has been determined continuously in a matched metal tool incorporating capacitive sensors with LabView. Beforehand, the glassfiber plain, twill, satin weave textile has been thoroughly evaluated to determine the permeability behavior of the textile in dependence on the fiber volume fraction. The paper reveals the significant influence of the fabric structure, and yarn linear density on the permeability values K1 and K2, the flow front ellipse shape, and the anisotropy of preforms.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 306-307)

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Jin Hua Jiang, Nan Liang Chen

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Liquid Composites Moulding (LCM), Permeability, Preform, Resin Transfer Molding (RTM)

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