Lecture

Micromechanics of Composite Materials

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Description

This lecture covers the micromechanics of composite materials, focusing on topics such as continuous fibers, longitudinal properties, interfaces, fiber orientation, and experimental data analysis. It discusses the strength, density, and engineering properties of various composites, including short fibers, staple fiber composites, and laminate patterns.

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