Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Composites:: L 8. Material Science by Vijay Suthar Date:31/1/2013 (6 To 7 P.M.)

    Uploaded by

    TuhinVaria
    8 views2 pages
    Composite materials are made of two or more dissimilar materials that are combined but remain separate and distinct. Composites differ from alloys, where the materials dissolve into each other forming a homogeneous solid solution. Composites can be classified in several ways, including by their formation process (natural vs manmade), construction pattern, and reinforcement method. They consist of a matrix phase that surrounds and binds together a dispersed reinforcing phase, giving composites properties dependent on the characteristics of each phase and how they interact. Common composites include fiber-reinforced plastics, concrete, and wood.

    Original Description:

    t

    Original Title

    M.S. LECT-8

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    Composite materials are made of two or more dissimilar materials that are combined but remain separate and distinct. Composites differ from alloys, where the materials dissolve into each other forming a homogeneous solid solution. Composites can be classified in several ways, including by their formation process (natural vs manmade), construction pattern, and reinforcement method. They consist of a matrix phase that surrounds and binds together a dispersed reinforcing phase, giving composites properties dependent on the characteristics of each phase and how they interact. Common composites include fiber-reinforced plastics, concrete, and wood.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    8 views2 pages

    Composites:: L 8. Material Science by Vijay Suthar Date:31/1/2013 (6 To 7 P.M.)

    Uploaded by

    TuhinVaria
    Composite materials are made of two or more dissimilar materials that are combined but remain separate and distinct. Composites differ from alloys, where the materials dissolve into each other forming a homogeneous solid solution. Composites can be classified in several ways, including by their formation process (natural vs manmade), construction pattern, and reinforcement method. They consist of a matrix phase that surrounds and binds together a dispersed reinforcing phase, giving composites properties dependent on the characteristics of each phase and how they interact. Common composites include fiber-reinforced plastics, concrete, and wood.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 2

    L8.MaterialSciencebyVijaySutharDate:31/1/2013(6to7p.m.

    )
    Composites:
    Introduction:
    Whenanytwoormoredissimilarmaterialarecomposeorstructuredtogetherit
    formscompositematerial
    Combinationofmaterialisalsoformingincaseofalloy,butalloyisdifferentfrom
    thecompositewhentwoormoremetalornonmetalcompletelydeserveand
    formahomogenoussolidsolution.Itiscalledalloy.
    thephysical&chemicalpropertiesareconstantateverypointinalloy
    compositesaredifferentfromthealloy
    Twoormorematerialarecomposedorstructuredtofromacomposite.
    Theseareseveralmethodofmanufacturingaproduct.
    compositemaybemanmadeornatural,woodmaterialobtainfromtreesalsoa
    compositewhichisformnaturally
    Compositeisaclassofnaturalmadeupofdifferentclassofmaterialsuchas
    metal,ceramics,polymersetc.

    Properdefinitionofcomposites:
    Thecompositeisamaterialsystemcomposesofamixtureorcombinationoftwo
    ormoremicroormacrocontinuous.Thatdiffersinformandchemical
    compositionwhichareessentiallyinsolubleineachother.

    Classificationofcomposites:
    Therearedifferentwaysofclassifycompositesasbelow.
    1. BaseonProcessofcompositeformation

    Themanmadecompositionareproducedbyuseofmanufacturing
    technology
    Inthisproductismaterialinsteadofanobject.
    composites
    Manmadeormanufactured
    Natural
    thiscompositesarefibers,reinforced,plastics,ceramic,concrete,
    Thenaturalformcompositeareproducedbylivingspecies.Asper
    examplewoodmaterialformbytrees.isanaturallyformcomposite.
    Theconstitutionofwoodarecentralizecellreinforcedbypolymer
    substancecalllignin.

    2. baseonconstructionpattern

    3. baseonmethodofreinforcementofstructuring

    Structureofaspectcomposites:
    Mostofcompositesaremadeoftwobases,oneofthemisoftencallasmatrix
    whichspreadswithincompositesascontinuousmaterialandsurroundtheother
    phaseoftencalldiapersphaseasreinforcedmaterial.
    Thereinforcedmaterialwillbefineparticle,veryshort,orcontinuousfibers.
    Thepropertiesofcompositesarethereforethefunctionofpropertiesof
    constantphase,geometry,sizedistribution&orientationreinforcementof
    phasewithinthematrix.
    composites
    Agrometed Reinforced
    Laminated
    SurfaceCotted
    Composites
    Particlereinforced
    Large Particle
    Dispersion Particle
    Fiberreinforced
    continuous
    (aligned)
    Discontinuous
    (short)
    Aligned
    Randomlyoriented
    Structural
    Laminatees
    Sandwichpanels

    You might also like