Titlebook: Composite Materials; Science and Engineer Krishan K. Chawla Textbook 19982nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Metall.c

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Reinforcementsous fibers, or sheets. It turns out that most reinforcements used in composites have a fibrous form because materials are stronger and stiffer in the fibrous form than in any other form. Specifically, in this category, we are most interested in the so-called advanced fibers, which possess very high

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Interfaces occurs. The discontinuity across the interface may be sharp or gradual. Mathematically, interface is a bidimensional region. In practice, we have an interfacial region with a finite thickness. In any event, an interface is the region through which material parameters, such as concentration of an el

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Polymer Matrix Compositesr making chairs and tables. This came about not only because of the introduction of high-performance fibers such as carbon, boron, and aramid, but also because of some new and improved matrix materials (see Chap. 3). Nevertheless, glass fiber reinforced polymers represent the largest class of PMCs.