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  • Fibre Reinforced Plastics as an Alternative to Reinforced Concrete Bridges
    Article - 17 Jan 2003
    Fibre reinforced polymer bridges have been developed as an alternative to reinforced concrete. The design, testing of, manufacture and success of such a bridge is reported.
  • Ageing of Composites
    Article - 27 Aug 2001
    Designers are sometimes reluctant to use fibre reinforced plastic composites as the long term effects of factors such as loading and environmental effects. This article looks at these effects and how...
  • Thermosetting Composites - Fibres and Matrices
    Article - 8 May 2001
    Component materials for thermosetting composites are described. Reinforcement materials include glass, carbon, aramid and other fibres, while matrix include polyester, epoxy, vinyl ester and...
  • How Can We Create 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Polymer Composites?
    News - 28 Jul 2022
    In a review recently published in the journal Additive Manufacturing, researchers discussed the additive manufacturing (AM) of the high-density polymer composites reinforced with carbon...
  • SGL Carbon to Focus on CF & NF-based Smart Composites for Automotive at JEC World 2019
    News - 14 Mar 2019
    At this year’s JEC World, the largest trade fair for composites held from March 12-14, 2019, in Paris, SGL Carbon will focus on smart solutions for the automotive industry. In hall 6 at stand...
  • Composites in the Marine Industry
    Article - 20 Mar 2013
    Composite materials have been used in the marine industry for various applications including gratings, ducts, shafts, piping, hull shells, etc for several decades.
  • Researchers Discuss the Recycling of 3D-Printed Nylon Composites
    News - 24 Aug 2022
    A new paper in the journal Sustainability has explored the recycling of 3D-printed nylon composites with the aim of improving the sustainability of the additive manufacturing industry. The...
  • Improving Carbon Fiber Recycling
    News - 9 Mar 2021
    Image Credit: TLaoPhotography/shutterstock.com Carbon fiber reinforced polymers are used across a diverse range of applications in the engineering and building fields. New research aims to make...
  • Teijin Presents High-Performance Composite Products at JEC World 2019
    News - 20 Mar 2019
    The Teijin Group is showcasing a wide variety of high-performance composite products at JEC World 2019. The continuous participation of the Teijin Group including a newly affiliated companies...
  • What Is a Composite Material?
    Article - 3 Sep 2024
    Composite materials such as fiberglass, carbon fiber, concrete, Kevlar, and ceramic matrix composites offer unique properties and are widely used in industries for their strength, durability, and...

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