CT Scan Generated Material Twins for Composites Manufacturing in Industry 4.0

Muhammad A. Ali; Rehan Umer; Kamran A. Khan

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-8021-5

CT Scan Generated Material Twins for Composites Manufacturing in Industry 4.0

Muhammad A. Ali
, Rehan Umer
, Kamran A. Khan

Aerospace Engineering

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This book highlights a novel and robust platform in the form of in-situ characterization setup for creating X-ray computed tomography (XCT)-based textile material twins. In this hybrid experimental-numerical platform, XCT images of different complex fibrous reinforcements at different levels of compaction are acquired. The images are converted into computational models for resin flow simulations. The capabilities of this hybrid framework are applied to a variety of reinforcements used in liquid composite molding processes such as 2D, 3D fabrics and dry tapes. This book is a milestone in the development of virtual manufacturing protocols using material twins of textiles, providing a step closer to the digitalization of advanced composites used in manufacturing processes for industry 4.0.

Original language	British English
Publisher	Springer Singapore
Number of pages	170
ISBN (Electronic)	9789811580215
ISBN (Print)	9789811580208
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-8021-5
State	Published - 1 Jan 2020

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Keywords

3D Fabrics
Dry Tapes
Fibrous Reinforcements
Flow Modeling
Liquid Composite Molding
Noise Reducing Filters
Permeability Measurement
Resin Flow Simulations
Textile Internal Geometry
X-ray Computed Tomography (XCT)

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