Investigation of Loss of Shape Stability in Textile Laminates Using the Buckling Method
Car buyers today are very demanding customers and pay great attention to the quality of purchased goods. They are interested in the quality of the interior as well, for example, the car seats. To avoid customer complaints, the manufacturer needs a sophisticated product testing method that detects an...
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| description | Car buyers today are very demanding customers and pay great attention to the quality of purchased goods. They are interested in the quality of the interior as well, for example, the car seats. To avoid customer complaints, the manufacturer needs a sophisticated product testing method that detects any undesirable appearance defects in the textile laminate used for the production of seats in time. The aim of the research was to replace the manual test device used until now with a new methodology for evaluating the appearance defects of textile laminates. The theoretical basis of the methodology for evaluating wrinkled fabric using the well-known buckling theory is described. A newly developed device is introduced. The principle of the new measurement methodology has been patented. |
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