Textile structures and panels assembly for limiting the effects of maritime and fluvial disasters
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JOMIR, Mihaela, RADULESCU, Razvan Ion, GROSU, Catalin, SCARLAT, Razvan. Textile structures and panels assembly for limiting the effects of maritime and fluvial disasters. In: Creativitate. Tehnologie. Marketing, Ed. IV, 31 martie 2023, Chişinău. Chişinău: Editura “Tehnica-UTM”, 2023, IV, pp. 136-141. ISBN 978-9975-45-987-7.
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Creativitate. Tehnologie. Marketing
IV, 2023
Conferința "Creativitate. Tehnologie. Marketing"
IV, Chişinău, Moldova, 31 martie 2023

Textile structures and panels assembly for limiting the effects of maritime and fluvial disasters

CZU: 614.8+550.4

Pag. 136-141

Jomir Mihaela1, Radulescu Razvan Ion2, Grosu Catalin2, Scarlat Razvan2
 
1 National Research and Development Institute for Textile and Leather,
2 Faculty of Textiles and Leather Engineering and Industrial Management
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 5 decembrie 2023


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This study presents the constructive solutions for the dams made of textile materials, used in case of disasters in the maritime and fluvial area. The choice of blocking/storage systems must take into account several factors, such as: type and amount of pollutant recovered, flow of recovery units, area of use, hydro-weather conditions in the field, mode of transport, mode of location in terrain. The CAD/CAM/CAE design allowed the realization of 7 textile structures that formed the basis of the CAD design of 14 experimental models (EM), differentiated by: the dimensions used, the materials of the floats, the skirt and the area of use (maritime from 4bf to 10 bf or fluvial).

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3D simulation, CAD, digitized technology, pattern, woven fabrics, patterns