EP2954106A2 - Fabric structure with cellular construction - Google Patents
Fabric structure with cellular constructionInfo
- Publication number
- EP2954106A2 EP2954106A2 EP14712569.4A EP14712569A EP2954106A2 EP 2954106 A2 EP2954106 A2 EP 2954106A2 EP 14712569 A EP14712569 A EP 14712569A EP 2954106 A2 EP2954106 A2 EP 2954106A2
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- weft
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a fabric structure with a cellular structure.
- This fabric structure is intended for use in lightweight construction, for example.
- Typical cellular lightweight metallic structures are metal foams. The production of these metal foams is very time consuming and costly. There are also lightweight structures made of lattice-shaped and honeycomb-structured polymeric materials. Recently, there have been isolated research activities on three-dimensional wire structures. Thus, at the Chonnam National University in South Korea, test structures made of wire helices were fabricated in a very elaborate 6-axis manufacturing process in a semi-automated process as described by Lee, Y.-H. et al. in A wire-woven cellular metal: Part-II, Evaluation by experiments and numerical simulations. Materials & Design, 30, pages 4459-4468, (2009), as well as in wire-woven bulk Kagome truss cores. Acta Materialia, 55, pp.
- tissue structure with a cellular structure according to one of claims 1 to 16.
- Such a tissue structure comprises
- the fabric structure is formed by a plurality of three-dimensional cells and the height of each individual cell by the distance between two in the height direction z superposed warp threads of adjacent layers, the length of the cell by the distance between two adjacent weft x warp yarns of a layer and the width a cell by the extension of the weft thread course in the warp direction y and / or by the distance between two opposite in the warp direction y and the respective cell adjacent weft yarns are defined.
- each weft thread runs dimensionally stable three-dimensionally and winds along the weft direction x through an axis extending in the weft direction x and in each case through a series of cells, thereby closing an imaginary, elongated hollow body extending through the cells through this axis with any face.
- the weft threads with the Warp threads are interlaced in such a way that the weft threads and warp threads hold each other and the fabric structure carries itself.
- the invention thus provides cellular three-dimensional self-supporting displacement-resistant structures, which are particularly suitable for lightweight construction.
- the structures are of cellular construction, have reinforcing material in three spatial directions, are self-supporting and displacement-stable in all directions x, y, z.
- the fabric structures may consist of wires as well as of non-metallic materials. By an appropriate material selection and combination of optionally different materials, the properties of the fabric structure can be set defined depending on the direction.
- the fabric structure contains one or more additional cover layers, consisting at least of warp threads.
- additional cover layers consisting at least of warp threads.
- multilayer structures can be produced, wherein also dimensionally stable three-dimensional weft threads are used to ensure the displacement stability.
- the weft threads are in turn inserted in at least two planes between the superimposed at least three cover layers, wherein a fabric structure between the superimposed cover layers is formed by a plurality of three-dimensional cells.
- the height of each individual cell is determined by the distance between two warp threads of adjacent layers which lie one on the other in the height direction z
- the length of the cell is defined by the distance between two warp threads of a layer adjacent to one another in the weft direction x and the width of a cell by the weft thread extension in the warp direction y and / or defined by the distance between two weft threads opposite each other in the warp direction y and adjacent to the respective cell.
- each weft thread runs dimensionally stable three-dimensionally, at least in regions, and winds along the weft direction x about one in the weft direction x and each extending through a series of cells axis and includes around this axis an imaginary, by the Zel len extending three-dimensional elongated hollow body of any face.
- the weft threads are interlaced with the warp threads in such a way that the weft threads and warp threads hold each other and the fabric structure itself bears between the two superimposed cover layers.
- the imaginary three-dimensional hollow body has a circular cylindrical shape, around which the dimensionally stable, three-dimensional weft thread spirals along the weft direction x spirally, preferably helically with a constant pitch.
- the spiral threads or spiral wires ensure the stability of the structure, in particular its displacement stability.
- the imaginary three-dimensional hollow body has a prismatic shape with a triangular end face, around which the dimensionally stable, three-dimensional weft thread winds along the weft direction x in a zigzag line.
- the imaginary three-dimensional hollow body can have any end faces, which thus can also be in the form of a rectangle, for example.
- dimensionally stable, three-dimensionally extending threads can additionally be woven into the warp direction y, which wind around an axis running along the warp direction y and in each case with an imaginary three-dimensional elongated hollow body running through the cells include any end face.
- the imaginary elongate hollow body can thus also be circular-cylindrical, prismatic or cuboid-shaped, for example, and the corresponding additional threads or wires can wind over the respective imaginary hollow body in a spiral or zigzag shape, depending on the shape.
- dimensionally stable, three-dimensional weft threads and / or dimensionally stable, three-dimensional threads in the warp direction y with different orientation direction, in spiral threads with different direction of rotation of the winding be angeord net.
- orientation directions of dimensionally stable, three-dimensional threads of adjacent layers may differ from each other.
- dimensionally stable, three-dimensionally extending threads of the type described above in the weft direction x on the one hand and in the warp direction y on the other hand, multi-layered crossed to each other.
- dimensionally stable, three-dimensionally extending threads of the type described above are woven in at least one layer exclusively as weft threads in the weft direction x and in the layer lying above or below exclusively in the warp direction y.
- profiled threads of any shape can be woven in the warp direction y and / or in the weft direction x.
- the profiled threads preferably have two-dimensional triangular or trapezoidal shapes.
- the profiled threads are advantageously tied off by the warp threads of the base and the cover layer and / or - in the presence of several adjacent cover layers - by the warp threads of these mutually adjacent cover layers and cause the distance between the base and the cover layer or between two adjacent cover layers.
- Each thread of the fabric structure advantageously has a defined cross-sectional geometry, which may be circular, triangular or rectangular.
- the threads of the fabric structure may be made of metal or plastic.
- all threads of the fabric structure are in the form of Wires and / or formed as a yarn.
- the yarn used is preferably filaments or fiber yarn.
- warp threads There may be individual, identically or variably spaced warp threads;
- the warp threads can also be designed as closely adjacent groups of warp threads, in particular as warp thread pairs, these closely spaced warp thread groups being spaced apart from other warp thread groups.
- the distance between the warp thread groups of a layer in the weft direction x in each case forms one cell length.
- the cover layers are designed such that they are executed webtechnisch dense.
- the distances between the warp threads and the distances between the weft threads almost correspond to the theoretically minimum achievable distances, that is, it creates the densest packing.
- rows of cells with or without weft threads aligned in the weft direction x are contained in the fabric structure.
- rows of cells with and without weft threads are arranged alternately.
- tissue structures are possible in which the cell dimensions along the warp direction y and / or the weft direction x and / or - in the presence of multiple cover layers - vary along the height direction z. Automated production of the structures in a modified weaving process is possible.
- a further aspect of the invention accordingly relates to a method for producing a fabric structure according to the invention, in which a is a feed of at least two superimposed layers of warp threads,
- weft threads are woven, wherein a weft thread each dimensionally stable three-dimensional and along the weft direction x winds around an axis extending through a series of cells and thereby an imaginary, through the Zel len extending three-dimensional elongated hollow body about this axis enclosing with any end face,
- Tissue structure in the z-direction is not irreversibly deformed.
- the fabric take-off is done linearly oh ne application and stress of the fabric structure by superimposed rolls.
- other forms of fabric removal in which the fabric structure is not irreversibly deformed in the z direction such as by the use of spaced needle rollers si nd possible.
- the deduction of the wire structures is preferably carried out by an intermittent linear claw trigger.
- the fabric is clamped between two jaws and withdrawn synchronously to the loom over a defined length. Thereafter, the clamping device is opened and moved back to the beginning and closed.
- the peeled fabric piece is cut off and stored.
- the further processing of the fabric is carried out by customary in the textile industry or in metal cutting and forming processes.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to the use of a fabric structure according to the invention in all the above-mentioned embodiments as a lightweight material.
- the structures can be used as a lightweight material and as crash or energy absorbing elements, inter alia, in mechanical engineering, plant construction and vehicle construction, in aerospace engineering as well as in medical technology or filter technology.
- Tissue structures according to the invention can also be used in architecture, where they are suitable both as a functional and / or design element both in the exterior and the interior.
- the mechanical properties of the structure can be adjusted by material variation / combination and by varying the cell sizes, ie the distances between the threads or the wires, according to the requirements.
- 1a is a side view of a schematically illustrated fabric structure according to the invention along the weft direction x,
- FIG. 1 b a side view of the fabric structure along the warp direction y
- FIG. 1 c a top view of the fabric structure
- FIG. 1 d a perspective view of the fabric structure
- FIG Fig. 2 profiled threads with trapezoidal and triangular profile, prior art.
- FIG. 1 a shows a side view of a schematically illustrated fabric structure 1 according to the invention along the weft direction x.
- this weft thread 2 has a dimensionally stable three-dimensional shape and winds along the weft direction x about one in the weft direction x and in each case by a series of cells 3 extending axis 4.
- the weft yarn 2 includes around this axis 4 an imaginary, extending through the cells 3 three-dimensional elongated hollow body with a circular end face 5, whereby the imaginary three-dimensional hollow body has a circular cylindrical shape to which the dimensionally stable, three-dimensional weft yarn 2 spirals along the weft direction x.
- FIGs 1a and 1b show in the side views of the fabric structure 1 in the weft direction x and in the warp direction y a base 6 and a cover layer 7, between which a plurality of dimensionally stable spiral weft threads 2 are woven.
- the tissue structure 1 is of cellular construction. There are - as shown in FIG. 1 b - in addition to cells 3, through which a weft thread 2 extends, even cells 9 through which no weft thread passes.
- the height 8 of each individual cell 3, 9 is defined by the distance 8 between two warp threads 10, 11 of the adjacent layers 6 and 7 superposed in the height direction z.
- FIG. 1 c shows a plan view of the fabric structure 1, wherein the warp threads 1 1 of the cover layer 7 and the weft threads 2 intersect in this plan view.
- the synopsis of Figures 1c and 1 b shows that the tissue structure 1 by a plurality of three-dimensional cells 3, 9 is trained.
- 1c shows the length 12 of the cells 3, 9 as the distance 12 between two warp threads 1 1 adjacent to one another in the weft direction 1 1 of a layer 7, in this case the cover layer 7.
- the length 12 of the cells 3, 9, also applies the distance between two warp threads 10 of the base 6 adjacent in the weft direction x (not shown in FIG. 1c, cf. FIG. 1 b).
- the width 13 of these cells 3 is defined in each case by the extent 13 of the weft thread course in the warp direction y.
- the width 14 of a cell 9 results in each case by the distance 14 between two opposite in the warp direction y and to the cell 9 adjacent weft threads. 2
- FIG. 1 d shows a perspective, schematic view, in all three spatial directions x, y, z, of a tissue structure 1 according to the invention with a cellular structure. Shown are the weft threads 2, which intersect with the warp threads 1 1 of the cover layer 7, whereby cells 3, 9 are formed.
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