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Changes in Mechanical Characteristics of HPC Samples Modified with WC and WO₃ Nanopowder Agglomerates

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The paper presents the results of tests of HPC (high performance composites) samples consisting of aramid and glass fabrics modified by agglomerates of WC and WO₃ nanopowders. According to the test results, introduction of WC and WO₃ powders into the composite plate structure makes it more rigid and elastic, increasing its ability to dissipate energy.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 910)

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671-677

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-8c3wzr

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February 2022

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Artem Oleynik*, Nadezhda Derbasova, Olga Gavrish, Yevgeniy Kharchenko, Aleksey Kraynov

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HPC, Modified Composite Materials, Nanopowder, Tungsten

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