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Study of Designing Theory for Horseshoe 3D Fabrics

Baosheng Zhou

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The study explored the principles and steps for designing the forming process of horseshoe 3D fabrics and demonstrated the conformity of theoretical calculations to the actual requirements by sample verification.The results have shown that when other conditions are identical,the bigger the internal circle of a horseshoe 3D fabric is,the thicker the fabric would be.

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The study explored the principles and steps for designing the forming process of horseshoe 3D fabrics and demonstrated the conformity of theoretical calculations to the actual requirements by sample verification.The results have shown that when other conditions are identical,the bigger the internal circle of a horseshoe 3D fabric is,the thicker the fabric would be.

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The study explored the principles and steps for designing the forming process of horseshoe 3D fabrics and demonstrated the conformity of theoretical calculations to the actual requirements by sample verification.The results have shown that when other conditions are identical,the bigger the internal circle of a horseshoe 3D fabric is,the thicker the fabric would be.

Key concepts: Horseshoe (symbol), Conformity, Horseshoe crab, Materials science, Sample (material), Engineering drawing, Process (computing), Mechanical engineering

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