Simulation of the mechanical behaviour of woven fabrics at the scale of fibers
By D. Durville. 2010
235 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Control and Systems Engineering, Polymers and Plastics
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In Civil and Structural Engineering
- B. E. Said
- Bharath Narayanan
- A. Long
- Martin L. Dunn
- Laura De Lorenzis
- Josef Kiendl
- S. Green
- S. Hallett
In Control and Systems Engineering
- B. E. Said
- Bharath Narayanan
- A. Long
- Martin L. Dunn
- Laura De Lorenzis
- Josef Kiendl
- S. Green
- S. Hallett
In Polymers and Plastics
- S. Hallett
- S. Green
- B. E. Said
- Bharath Narayanan
- A. Long
- Martin L. Dunn
- Laura De Lorenzis
- Josef Kiendl
Citations in the corpus
- Numerical modelling of 3D woven preform deformations (2014, methodology): “Work by Durville [18] described another multi-filament based technique, using an enriched beam element formulation which can account for planar deformations of the cross-sections and allow application of reduced second moment of area properties to prevent inducing a high bending stiffness.”
- An isogeometric collocation method for frictionless contact of Cosserat rods (2017, methodology): “For complex applications, such as the simulation of yarns [1], woven and knitted textiles [2], fibrous materials [3], hair, cables [4], pipings or additively manufactured structures [5], the capability to simulate rod-to-rod contact is essential.”