Composite Materials
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What are the two types of composites mentioned in the text?

Natural and Synthetic

Define composites as mentioned in the text.

A heterogeneous mixture of two or more phases which have been bonded together

Who is credited for the Composite Materials Lecture 1?

Dr. Mohsin Saleem

What are PMCs, MMCs, and CMCs examples of?

<p>Synthetic composites</p> Signup and view all the answers

How are composites described in terms of strength and/or stiffness relative to weight?

<p>High strength and/or stiffness relative to weight</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

History of Composites

  • Composites have been in use since ancient times, with natural examples including wood.

Definition of Composites

  • Composites are heterogeneous materials, consisting of two or more phases bonded together.
  • They possess high strength and/or stiffness relative to weight.

Types of Composites

  • Natural composites: wood
  • Synthetic composites: PMCs (Polymer Matrix Composites), MMCs (Metal Matrix Composites), CMCs (Ceramic Matrix Composites)

Characteristics of Composites

  • High strength and/or stiffness relative to weight
  • Used in high-performance structural applications

Applications of Composites

  • (No specific applications mentioned in the text)

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Test your knowledge about the history and fundamentals of composite materials with this quiz based on the lecture by Dr. Mohsin Saleem from the Institute of Industrial Reformation. Dive into the evolution and significance of composites in this educational quiz.

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