Christian Liebold
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4
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About
Christian Liebold is a researcher whose work centers on the digitalization of manufacturing processes, particularly in the realm of lightweight composite structures. His key research areas include digital prototyping, braiding simulation, and virtual infiltration techniques for textile-reinforced materials. Liebold’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between material design, manufacturing simulation, and structural analysis through integrated digital workflows. His most-cited paper, "DigitPro – Digital Prototype Build-up Using the Example of a Braided Structure" (2015), demonstrates a pioneering approach to creating a fully digital prototype that accounts for the entire lifecycle of a braided composite component—from material design to structural performance. This work has garnered 4 citations, reflecting its foundational role in advancing virtual process chains for composite manufacturing. Liebold’s research is particularly notable for its interdisciplinary nature, combining mechanical engineering, materials science, and computational modeling to enable more efficient and cost-effective development of complex braided structures. His efforts contribute to the broader industry shift toward Industry 4.0, where digital twins and simulation-driven design are transforming how lightweight components are conceived, tested, and produced.
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- 1DigitPro – Digital Prototype Build-up Using the Example of a Braided Structure4 citations · 2015