File:Glass fabric.jpg

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English: Example of fibrous reinforcement for thermoset resins or composite materials: two glass fabrics with increasing area density (220 and 550 g/m2); orientation of fiberglass: 0 and 90° (most common); weave pattern: plain (taffeta).
The big tissue (right) provides more stiffness but its applicability is worse with the resin and it is thicker therefore heavier.
Français : Exemple de renfort fibreux pour résines thermodurcissables ou pour matériaux composites : deux tissus de verre de grammage croissant (220 et 550 g/m2, de gauche à droite) (appelés dans la profession « petite et grosse mèche » pour les différencier) ; orientation des fibres de verre : 0 et 90° (cas le plus courant) ; mode de tissage : toile (taffetas).
Le tissu de droite apporte plus de renfort, mais il s'imprègne moins bien avec la résine et est plus épais donc plus lourd.
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