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Long fiber composite materials can be elaborated by Liquid Composite Molding(LCM), a family of processes where fibrous preforms are injected by a lowviscosity resin. During this process, we have to pay particular attention tothe void formation inside the preform because it could modify the materialfinal characteristics. Indeed, a preform presents two different porosityscales: between yarns called macropores and inside yarns, namely micropores.

Bubble Shape and Transport During LCM Processes: Experimental Modeling in a T-Junction Tube