Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Composite Materials
- Polymeric matrices
- Thermostable
- Fragile
- Polyester
- Epoxy resin
- Easy
processing
- Tenaciousness
- Thermoplastic
- Difficult
processing
- Reusable
- Polypropylene
(PP)
- Reinforcement
- Fiber
- Fiberglass
- Mechanical properties
- Good relation resistance/weight
- Good dimensional stability
- Economy
- Easy fabricacion
- Low cost
- Physical properties
- Thermal Resistence
- Corrosion Resistance
- Electrical Insulator
- Uses
- Storage tanks
- construction of the Boeing 707
- Carbon
Fiber
- Mechanical
propertie
- Low
densuty
- High
tenacity
- Economy
- High cost
- Physical
properties
- Chemistry resistanc
- Low expansion
thermal
- Kevlar
- Mechanical
propertie
- Low density
- high strength
- high modulus of elasticity
- Subjected to hydrostatic
pressure, Kevlar is 20 times
stronger than steel
- Economy
- High cost
- Physical
properties
- High temperature resistance
- Impact resistence
- Uses
- Bulletproof vest
- Particle Reinforced
- Uses in Industry
- Automotive Glass reinforced plastics are used in many automotive applications including body
panels, bumpers, dashboards, and intake manifolds. Brakes are made of particulate composite
composed of carbon or ceramics particulates.
- Benefits
- Improved material properties
- Tailored material properties
- Manufacturing flexibility
- Fiber Reinforced
- Automotive
- Particulate reinforced plastics have been used for some time but fiber reinforced composites have
only really been used in high end sports cars but are starting to make their way into traditional
vehicles.
- Aerospace
- Carbon fiber composites are now quite common in commercial and military aviation. The Boeing 787
and Airbus A350 XWB have roughly 50% of their structure from composite materials.
- Benefits
- High stiffness to weight ratio
- High strength
- Corrosion resistant
- Fatigue resistant
- Energy Absorption on Impact
- Tailored material properties
- Marine
- These are not traditional laminated composites, rather the glass fibers are oriented randomly giving
the structure more uniform material properties. Being fairly cheap, glass fiber can be used in large
structures.