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September 2006
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Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Research
The mechanical properties of knitted jute inlaid reinforced composites with different stacking sequences and number of layers have been studied. Flat rib knitted preforms have been produced in manual flatbed knitting machine followed by composite laminate preparation using simple hand lay-up technique. It is observed that the mechanical properties are dependant upon the stacking sequence and number of layers.
... Therefore, the flexural strength depends on the preform type at the compressive side and the number of fibre bundles bridging the fracture plane. 13,14 From the flexural test results, it can be observed that both the number of layers and lay-up angle affect the flexural properties of laminates. Woven preform laminates exhibit the highest value and knitted preform laminates show the lowest value. ...
September 2006
Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Research
