Sentence examples for composites for instance from inspiring English sources
Carbon-fibre composites, for instance, are replacing steel and aluminium in products ranging from mountain bikes to airliners.
In addition, some universal adhesives may contain silane in their formulation, potentially eliminating the silanization step when bonding to glass ceramics or resin composites, for instance.
Delayed damage due fiber/matrix debonding can be observed in many unidirectional fiber-reinforced composites, for instance those made with Epoxy-based polymeric resins.
Such ACT tests are typically comparative, for instance to demonstrate reduced corrosion rates of embedded steel bars in advanced cement-based composites, for instance strain-hardening cement-based composites (R/SHCC) in comparison with reference RC elements.
Results showed that the addition of fibers improved the strength characteristics of the geopolymer composites, for instance, the existence of Steel and polyvinyl alcohol fibers increased the flexural strength of the geopolymer composite 31.45% and 39.84% respectively with respect to control sample.
Nano-composites, for instance, are shown to possess a high potential for damping purposes.
The accurate prediction of conductive properties as a function of the physical characteristics of the composite material, will aid in the design of composites that can, for instance actively monitor structural changes due to compression, stretching, or even damage through their effect on the conductivity.
Morphing composites would mean, for instance, that tidal generators could be made smaller and would last longer, which would make them more viable commercially.
Consequently, silane is usually applied on the surface of the composites during repairs, for instance.
For classical results about the homogenization of the linearized elasticity system in composites media, see, for instance, [17 20] and references therein.
An attempt has been made to use the electrospun scaffold meshes of such composites for TE application (for instance, skeletal muscle tissue regeneration).
