Lecture

Composite Materials: Properties, Implementation, Design

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Description

This lecture covers the properties, roles, and selection of composite materials, including polymer matrices, short fibers, and resins. It also discusses the implementation of composites, such as extrusion and molding, and the factors influencing material permeability and strength. The mechanics of composites, including laminates and fiber alignment, are explored, along with methods to increase circularity and recycling in composite production.

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