HAL (France)
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Multiscale characterisation of textile structure mechanical behaviour subjected to ballistic impact and contribution to their modelling
Aramid fibres are widely used in protective applications due to their high impact resistance, enabling lightweight and flexible structures. However, their validation still relies on costly ballistic testing. Numerical simulations offer an efficient alternative, but require accurate material paramete
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