Sentence examples for composites which can from inspiring English sources
Functionally Graded Materials (FGMs) are the advanced materials in the field of composites, which can resist high temperatures and are proficient in reducing the thermal stresses.
This chapter presents polymeric composites, which can be classified into macroscopic composites, where the constituent materials can be distinguished with the naked eye.
The current work provides an innovative method to predict the onset of failure in natural fibre composites, which can be applied in composite forming and structural design.
This paper proposes a one-dimensional (1D) refined formulation for the analysis of laminated composites which can model single fibers and related matrices, layers and multilayers.
In previous papers, actuation phenomena of solid polymer electrolyte membrane (SPM /metal (M) composites which can be controlled by small electric signals were reported.
The solid-state reaction is feasible for the preparation of the carbon coated Li3V2(PO4)3 composites which can offer favorable properties for commercial applications.
The plastic composite, which can last 75 years, is cheaper than wood to build with and maintain, Mr. Benepe said.
This requires a high-fidelity mesh containing at least four layers of quadratic elements across each ply and interface layer, underlining the need for dune-composites, which can achieve run times of just over 2 min on 2048 cores for realistic composites problems with 173 million degrees of freedom.
In order to pursue principled consistency in the law while taking the set of institutionally created norms as the baseline, the interpreter will have to take his objective as composite, which can be analysed into its components.
The modulated properties under considerations are due to periodic microstructure, for example honeycomb core sandwich composite, which can be parameterized and homogenized in a suitable scale.
The outperforming results could be ascribed to the unique structure of the composite, which can provide meaningful guidance to the design of further anode materials.
