Armour TRIZ Cases

See how micrometric powder deposition and thermal lamination produce continuous roll-form stab-

See how a strain-rate-hardening elastomeric coating on ballistic fabric defeats both bullets an

See how inflatable strut tubes filled with compressed granular material create rigid shelters t

See how a segmented bed hood uses a nested movable portion and composite ballistic boards to pr

See how controlled axial extension in a compression apparatus improves fiber-to-composite stren

See how a desk-chair assembly with ballistic material and pivoting arm creates a convertible sa

See how sequential fluorocarbon and polyurethane coatings on aramid fabric maintain bulletproof

Thermally fused high-tenacity open woven fabrics cut yarn cost and breakage while maintaining stab and ballistic resistance.

Liquid coating, tension, and fiber spreading flatten high-tenacity yarns into thinner, more uniform layers for stronger ballistic composites.

A support-assisted transfer process applies incompatible polymer coatings to a fiber web in one pass, improving layer bonding and coating consistency.

A flexible ethylene acrylic acid coating lets multi-threat fabric run in continuous rolls, cutting sheet scrap and preserving stab protection over time.

Separate stab-resistant and ballistic layers with angled unidirectional prepreg strips help protective vests balance dual-threat defense and manufacturability.

Spaced high-tenacity elongate bodies are woven and thermally fused to improve stab and ballistic resistance without tight weaves or fine yarns.

A multilayer wax and binder coating helps soft body armor resist abrasion while improving ballistic penetration resistance and durability.

A fluoropolymer multilayer coating helps soft ballistic fabrics resist seawater and solvents while retaining flexibility and ballistic performance.

Auxetic ballistic fabric wraps powerline implosion sleeves to attenuate shock, sound, and debris while preserving conductor joint integrity.

Clamped interface zones, bayonet couplings, and shock-resistant filling strengthen segmented cable shields while keeping assembly removable.

Opposite-doped poly resistor regions counter package-induced stress shifts, helping analog circuits keep more stable resistance.

Mounted standoff ballistic panels shield transformer cooling fins from elevated gunfire while avoiding heavy walls, long construction, and airflow blockage.

Light or laser beams at a defined mine safe level detect unsafe passenger posture and warn occupants without changing the vehicle body.

Modular connector arms and fasteners secure armor panels into a continuous, adjustable barrier for ballistic and blast protection.

An axially offset mounting surface separates load torque from the protective element, enabling high-load attachment without exceeding safe limits.

Integrated protrusion stiffeners in composite skin plates raise local rigidity while avoiding defect-prone fastening and added assembly steps.

A layered 3D structure redirects and dissipates impact energy to improve protection while preserving flexibility, conformability, and breathability.

Interconnected tetrahedral outer and inner structures spread and redirect impact energy to protect flexible, non-planar surfaces.

Localized diffusion-bond barriers create non-bonded regions in layered metallic armor to constrain cracks and dissipate projectile impact energy.

An outer-inner 3D structure redirects and absorbs impact forces to improve shielding while preserving flexibility and breathability.

Tailored laser shock peening creates deeper, reproducible compressive stress profiles in ballistic armor to mitigate spalling, shear plugging, and weld weakness.

Double-walled panels and vertical strengthening members harden ISO containers against blast, ballistic, and forced entry threats with simpler field fabrication.

A shield plate with deformable tabs traps screw heads during explosive impact, preventing fasteners from becoming interior projectiles.

A spaced plate with deformable tabs traps sheared screw heads during explosions, preventing inward projection from inspection hatch fixings.