
Triaxial Weaving
Old images
If you are looking for more basic triaxial weaving patterns, first see the introduction.

Filled triaxial weave
This fabric is sparse. Its relative density is about 1.2, though the
figure depends on the angle used - which can be varied. The fabric is
almost free from holes, if the angle between the fibres is sufficiently
small. This fabric is not very isotropic, though - most of the fibres tend to
point in roughly the same direction.

Sparse triaxial weave (distorted version)
This picture shows the previous fabric with the blue elements removed. Its
relative density is about 1.0.

Star-of-David dense triaxial weave

Herringbone triaxial weave (1,2 twill)
The 1,2 twill herringbone variant with about 90 degree angle.

Herringbone triaxial weave
Another view of the basic herringbone triaxial weave.
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