Textile Research Journal · 1972 · 34 citations · 9 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceComputational Materials ScienceComputational MechanicsFinite Element AnalysisComputational Solid MechanicsFabric ConstructionFiber PropertiesSolid Mechanics ApplicationsTechnical TextilesTextile MaterialsComputational Structural MechanicsFabric Structure AnalysisMultipoint Boundary Value ProblemsMultiscale Textile Structures
Developing a computer-based system for textile mechanics calculations is essential for investigating, predicting, and optimizing textile structure properties, but presents general challenges. The study proposes a hierarchical framework linking fibers, yarns, fabrics, and end-products to compute continuum properties at each level. The system classifies textile mechanics problems, discusses computational methods, and outlines general schemes for solving boundary value problems. Illustrative examples from UMIST work and a list of associated programs are provided.
The general problems of developing a computer-based system for calculations in textile mechanics, which is necessary if properties of textile structures are to be investigated, predicted and optimized, are examined. A hierarchical structure (fibers, yarns, fabrics, end-products) is proposed for the system, in which the ( n - 1)-th level properties, expressed in continuum terms, combine with n-th level structure to give n-th level continuum properties. Textile mechanics problems are classified, and the contribution of computational methods discussed. General schemes for the solution of boundary value problems are described. Examples are given from current work at UMIST, and a list of programs is appended.
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J. W. S. Hearle, A. Newton · Textile Research Journal · 1967 · 37 citations
Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +17