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http://dx.doi.org/10.12940/jfb.2019.23.2.77

Study on Peel Strength Measurement of 3D Printing Composite Fabric by Using FDM  

Han, Yoojung (Dept. of Fashion Industry, Ewha Womans University)
Kim, Jongjun (Dept. of Fashion Industry, Ewha Womans University)
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Journal of Fashion Business / v.23, no.2, 2019 , pp. 77-88 More about this Journal
Abstract
One way of appling 3D printing to garments is through the combination of 3D polymer filaments in textile fabrics. it is essential to understand the interface between the polymer and the 3D composite fabric in order to enhance the adhesion strength between the polymers and the peeling strength between the fabric and the polymer. In this study, the adhesion of composite printed specimens using a combination of fabric and polymers for 3D printing was investigated, and also the change in adhesion was investigated after the composite fabric printed with polymers was subjected to constant pressure. Through this process, the aims to help develop and utilize 3D printing textures by providing basic data to enhance durability of 3D printing composite fabrics. The measure of the peeling strength of the composite fabric prepared by printing on a fabric using PLA, TPU, Nylon polymer was obtained as follows; TPU polymer for 3D printing showed significantly higher peel strength than polymers of composite fabric using PLA and Nylon polymer. In the case of TPU polymer, the adhesive was crosslinked because of the reaction between polyurethane and water on the surface of the fabric, thus increasing the adhesion. It could be observed that the adhesion between the polymer and the fiber is determined more by the mechanical effect rather than by its chemical composition. To achieve efficient bonding of the fibers, it is possible to modify the fiber surface mechanically and chemically, and consider the deposition process in terms of temperature, pressure and build density.
Keywords
3D printing; 3D textile; PLA; TPU; Nylon; peel strength;
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