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ALE-based finite element modeling of needle-punching using embedded 1D yarns in a 3D preform
Needle-punching is widely used to introduce through-thickness reinforcement into fibrous preforms for composite materials. During the process, barbed needles repeatedly penetrate stacked layers and transfer fibers from the in-plane directions toward the thickness direction, progressively creating a
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