Microscopic Analysis Following Bending of Roving Type Composite Material

Diana Cotoros; Anca Stanciu; Mihaela Baritz; Luciana Cristea

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.760.341

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Microscopic Analysis Following Bending of Roving Type Composite Material

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Microscopic analysis represents a non-invasive method for both intermediate and final control. It can be performed without very expensive and complicated equipment and may be available for all kind of composite material parts meant to be used in various fields, starting with industry and finishing with medicine and sports. Using microscopic analysis allows obtaining information about the structure of the material, aspect of the ruptures after the specimen’s failure, thus being able to decide whether the material is suitable for the intended purpose or some changes in its structure, composition or manufacturing technique is required.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 760)

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Diana Cotoros*, Anca Stanciu, Mihaela Baritz, Luciana Cristea

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2D, 3D Visualization, Microscopic Analysis, Roving Fabric

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