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This article addresses the evolution of the fiber and matrix microstructure and related nano-mechanical properties in two different C/C composites after being subjected to heat treatment at temperatures between 1800 and 2400 °C.

The evolution of the fiber orientation distribution, caused by the flow, is investigated.

The evolution of the fiber orientation distribution Ψ can be written as ∂ Ψ ∂ t − D t Δ Ψ − D r Δ S 2 Ψ + ∇ ⋅ ( v Ψ ) + ∇ S 2 ⋅ ( w Ψ ) = 0, (1).

Taking into account the phenomena in the forming section, the evolution of the fiber floc size can also be connected to the solid mechanical modeling of the finished paper sheet [20].

In figures 7A,B we show the evolution of the fiber orientation histograms as the material is cyclically stretched up to strains of 15%: fiber aligment is permanently imprinted (7C E).

In the present study, the organization and evolution of the fiber development genes were investigated through the construction of an integrated genetic and physical map of fiber development genes whose functions have been verified and confirmed.

The fatigue fracture seems to occur when the 0° plies lose their load carrying capacity by the evolution of the fiber-peeling damage.

Crystal structure evolution of the fibers during the heat treatment processes was elucidated by X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis.

This is achieved by defining timing updated parameters to account for both the extent of conversion and the evolution of the fibers composition.

The elemental composition and chemical structure evolution of the fibers during the heat treatment processes were evaluated by elemental analysis, Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometry (FTIR), and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).

The formation of the GaSb nanofibers can be attributed to the accumulation of atomic damage created by energetic ions [13], with redeposition, viscous flow, and curvature-dependent sputtering also contributing to the morphological evolution of the fibers [17 20].