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Research on the Weaving Method of the 3D Fabric

Lin Fu

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The paper reviews the three-dimensional structure of the fabric and the use of new features; analysis of the current most widely used 3-D orthogonal woven fabric weaving methods and weaving machinery, details of a novel woven/knit structure of the three-dimensional structure, and can be woven fabrics of this new type of woven fabric/mixed weaving loom works.

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The paper reviews the three-dimensional structure of the fabric and the use of new features; analysis of the current most widely used 3-D orthogonal woven fabric weaving methods and weaving machinery, details of a novel woven/knit structure of the three-dimensional structure, and can be woven fabrics of this new type of woven fabric/mixed weaving loom works.

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The paper reviews the three-dimensional structure of the fabric and the use of new features; analysis of the current most widely used 3-D orthogonal woven fabric weaving methods and weaving machinery, details of a novel woven/knit structure of the three-dimensional structure, and can be woven fabrics of this new type of woven fabric/mixed weaving loom works.

Key concepts: Weaving, LOOM, Woven fabric, Fabric structure, Yarn, Engineering, Engineering drawing, Computer science

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