Advancements in Composite Materials and Their Applications in Engineering and Technology
Keywords:
Composite materials, AerospaceAbstract
Composites are designed materials made up of two or more components that have significantly different chemical, physical, and mechanical characteristics. All of these composites' unique characteristics arise from the properties of the materials that make them up, distributed in different proportions and orientations. Composites may be customized to meet a wide range of geometrical, structural, mechanical, chemical, and even aesthetic specifications. These synthetic materials find use in a wide variety of contexts, from the building and bridge industries to the automotive sector and beyond into the aeronautic, naval (e.g., ships and boats), and medical domains. Additional studies are required, as is evident from the importance placed by this study on the specific research topic and preliminary work under its many methodologies. The purpose of this article is to discuss the current state of composites in industry and to look forward to the potential of this material, including its benefits, drawbacks, and uses in manufacturing equipment. Additionally, this study demonstrates the Composite material's Characteristics, Challenges, Opportunities, and Future Demand in the Industrial Environment.
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