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A model for simulating the 3D quadrangular rotary braiding process.

Created on 25 Aug 2025

Authors

Haiyang Mei, Shouzheng Sun, Jiale Ding, Jingjing Zhang, Changping Feng, Zhenyu Han

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Scientific reports. Volume 15. Issue 1. Pages 31148. Aug 24, 2025. Epub Aug 24, 2025.

Abstract

3D quadrangular rotary braiding is one vital technique of high efficiency and flexibility to manufacture preforms for composites. However, the use of this technique is limited to fabricating a few traditional braided fabric structures, which is attributed to the lack of knowledge of its process. Therefore, a model is proposed to simulate the braiding process so as to develop new processes and corresponding fabric structures. First, yarn interlacement patterns under individual propelling of the horn-gear and switch are depicted, which preliminary supplies a reference to the selection of process parameters. Then, the braiding process is digitized based on a novel mixed coordinate system, which constructs the relation between the process and carrier path. Combined with the algorithm transforming carrier path to yarn trajectories, the process-structure model is established. Afterward, the effect of horn-gear and switch movement on the yarn interlacement pattern is illustrated, which further clarifies the utilization principle of braiding process parameters. Several interesting novel braided structures including the surface-core structure are found, which shows the potential of this technique. At last, a new multi-layer interlock structure is created by modifying part of the process parameters of traditional 3D braided structure, which verifies the correctness of above model and effects.

PMID:
40850995
Bibliographic data and abstract were imported from PubMed on 25 Aug 2025.

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