A mathematical model of the infusion process in producing reinforced articl
es is proposed. The model is based on the analysis of flow of a Newtonian l
iquid inside a rectangular multilayer channel. According to the model, a li
quid enters the central (feeding) layer, moves through this layer, and simu
ltaneously impregnates peripheral layers. So, the flow is two-dimensional.
Flow inside the porous layers is treated in terms of the Darcy equation wit
h different permeability coefficients in two directions, Principal solution
s for the flow front development and pressure evolution were obtained and a
nalyzed, Then the initial model, developed for a Newtonian liquid, is gener
alized for the so-called "rheokinetic" liquid. which changes its rheologica
l properties in time as a result of temperature variation and/or any possib
le chemical process, in particular, the reaction of curing of a binder. It
was proven that in this case the solution is automodel. This means that the
solutions obtained for a Newtonian liquid in the dimensionless form are va
lid for an arbitrary rheokinetic Liquid.