Structural Element with a Three-Dimensional Fiber, Yarn, or Wire Matrix

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This patent describes an element constructed from a three-dimensional structure made of fibers, yarns, wires, or their combinations. The structure forms a specific loading chamber into which at least one additional material can be partially inserted, which may extend beyond the chamber's limits.

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• Manufacturing of composite materials for lightweight structures
• Filter or membrane production for separation processes
• Development of reinforced textiles for enhanced mechanical strength
• Creation of 3D textile scaffolds for medical implants or tissue engineering
• Flexible containers or packaging with embedded functional material

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• Enhanced mechanical properties through composite construction
• Customizable internal loading for various functionalities (e.g., filtration, reinforcement)
• Versatility in material choices and structural configurations
• Potential for lightweight, high-strength applications
• Ability to embed specific materials for targeted performance

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Patent Abstract

Element using at least one three-dimensional structure made of fibers, yarn or wire or combinations thereof, wherein the three-dimensional structure forms a loading space (B) into which at least one further material is partially introduced, which projects beyond the loading space (B) or does not.