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Article | REF: N4610 V1

3D Knitted Fabrics: Additive Manufacturing

Authors: Brigitte CAMILLIERI, Marie-Ange BUENO

Publication date: December 10, 2019

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6. Reinforcing knitted 3D objects

A knitted fabric is made up of loops, each of which contains a reserve of yarn that makes it highly deformable. However, it is possible to block the structure by inserting straight (non-corrugated), non-meshed yarns in the desired directions (figure 26 ). If these wires have a high Young's modulus, i.e. are not very extensible, then the knitted fabric will have little or no deformability in these particular directions. An example is given in figure 27 with a circumferential reinforcement yarn in a bent tube.

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