Ebook: Spirally Anisotropic Composites
- Tags: Characterization and Evaluation of Materials, Physical Chemistry, Polymer Sciences, Condensed Matter Physics, Soft and Granular Matter Complex Fluids and Microfluidics, Engineering general
- Series: Springer Series in Materials Science 76
- Year: 2004
- Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
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It is known that composites have insufficient transversal strength and rigidity, and low longitudinal shear modulus, compression and shear strength. This book describes methods to avoid these disadvantages by hybridization and spiral reinforcement of composites at the micro-level during the production stage. Mathematical models and design methods have been developed for various composites. The authors discuss the technology of spiral reinforcement and fillers, the structures and properties of spirally reinforced composites, binders, the manufacture of such composites, and the application of new materials and constructions. This informative text will be of interest to researchers, teachers and students in academia and also to industrial scientists and engineers involved in the development and application of new materials.
It is known that composites have insufficient transversal strength and rigidity, and low longitudinal shear modulus, compression and shear strength. This book describes methods to avoid these disadvantages by hybridization and spiral reinforcement of composites at the micro-level during the production stage. Mathematical models and design methods have been developed for various composites. The authors discuss the technology of spiral reinforcement and fillers, the structures and properties of spirally reinforced composites, binders, the manufacture of such composites, and the application of new materials and constructions. This informative text will be of interest to researchers, teachers and students in academia and also to industrial scientists and engineers involved in the development and application of new materials.
It is known that composites have insufficient transversal strength and rigidity, and low longitudinal shear modulus, compression and shear strength. This book describes methods to avoid these disadvantages by hybridization and spiral reinforcement of composites at the micro-level during the production stage. Mathematical models and design methods have been developed for various composites. The authors discuss the technology of spiral reinforcement and fillers, the structures and properties of spirally reinforced composites, binders, the manufacture of such composites, and the application of new materials and constructions. This informative text will be of interest to researchers, teachers and students in academia and also to industrial scientists and engineers involved in the development and application of new materials.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-XII
Hybridization and Spatial Reinforcement of Composite Materials....Pages 1-26
Major Principles of Developing Material Structures with Hybrid Spirally Reinforced Filler....Pages 27-60
Stress-Strain State in Composites Based on Hybrid Spirally Reinforced Fillers Under Transverse Loading....Pages 61-113
Stress-Strain State of the Composite Based on Spirally Reinforced Filler Under Loading in the Direction of Reinforcement....Pages 115-139
Description of Production Technology and Physico-Mechanical Properties of Composites Based on Spirally Reinforced Fillers....Pages 141-194
Design of Composite Spirally Reinforced Rods....Pages 195-217
The Effect of Structural and Geometrical Parameters on Rod Properties....Pages 219-242
Optimal Design of Hybrid Spirally Reinforced Rods....Pages 243-254
Application of Composites Based on Spirally Reinforced Fillers and the Spiral Reinforcement Procedure in Design Units....Pages 255-285
General Conclusions and Recommendations....Pages 287-288
Back Matter....Pages 289-312
It is known that composites have insufficient transversal strength and rigidity, and low longitudinal shear modulus, compression and shear strength. This book describes methods to avoid these disadvantages by hybridization and spiral reinforcement of composites at the micro-level during the production stage. Mathematical models and design methods have been developed for various composites. The authors discuss the technology of spiral reinforcement and fillers, the structures and properties of spirally reinforced composites, binders, the manufacture of such composites, and the application of new materials and constructions. This informative text will be of interest to researchers, teachers and students in academia and also to industrial scientists and engineers involved in the development and application of new materials.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-XII
Hybridization and Spatial Reinforcement of Composite Materials....Pages 1-26
Major Principles of Developing Material Structures with Hybrid Spirally Reinforced Filler....Pages 27-60
Stress-Strain State in Composites Based on Hybrid Spirally Reinforced Fillers Under Transverse Loading....Pages 61-113
Stress-Strain State of the Composite Based on Spirally Reinforced Filler Under Loading in the Direction of Reinforcement....Pages 115-139
Description of Production Technology and Physico-Mechanical Properties of Composites Based on Spirally Reinforced Fillers....Pages 141-194
Design of Composite Spirally Reinforced Rods....Pages 195-217
The Effect of Structural and Geometrical Parameters on Rod Properties....Pages 219-242
Optimal Design of Hybrid Spirally Reinforced Rods....Pages 243-254
Application of Composites Based on Spirally Reinforced Fillers and the Spiral Reinforcement Procedure in Design Units....Pages 255-285
General Conclusions and Recommendations....Pages 287-288
Back Matter....Pages 289-312
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