Explain what tiny composites are. What is the difference between the two phases of microscopic composites?

Q: aa) What is the composite area’s moment of inertia based on axis Xo? ab) What is the composite…

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Q: Why do we use composite shapes? O They look better and offer the same strength They save our…

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Q: Describe about the spun-bonded process?

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Q: 4 Calculate the tensile modulus of a composite consisting of 45 per cent by volume of long glass…

A: The modulus of elasticity of composite in longitudinal direction is given by: Ecl=EmVm+EfVf  The…

Q: Q; What are the harmful materials in aggregates? What are their harmful effects? Subject: Concrete…

A: The harmful materials in the aggregates are: Clay,  Silt and crushed dust, Organic impurities ,…

Q: Discuss the anisotropic nature of wood. How does this phenomenon affect the performance of wood?

A: ANISOTROPIC is the property of substance due to which their is variation in physical property in…

Q: An epoxy is randomly reinforced with E-Glass fibers with 0.0012 in. diameter, 0.5 in. length, 0.5 *…

A: Given data: Diameter of the fibere (d) = 0.0012 in Length of fiber (L) = 0.5 in. Ultimate tensile…

Q: What are properties of composites ?

A: A composite is a material made from two or more different materials that, when combined, are…

Q: In relation to construction materials and testing, why do we grease the moulds? DISCUSS AND EXPLAIN…

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Q: What are the harmful materials in aggregates? What are their harmful effects?

A: Harmful materials in aggregates are those substances which hamper the fresh and hardened properties…

Q: Define a composite material? State the three general factors that determine the properties of a…

A: Answer Introduction Composite material is known as the combination of the two or more than two…

Q: Define microscopic composites. What are the two phases of microscopic composites?

A: A material which is composed of two or more material at a microscopic scale and has chemically…

Q: What are the two forms of sandwich structure among laminar composite structures?  Briefly describe…

A: The two forms are  Foamed core structure in which the core is polymer foam between two solid skins.…

Q: What is a common way to reduce the cost of plastics?

A: Plastics have been used in an increasing number of building applications. Plastics are a versatile…

Q: What is the property that is most difficult to achieve in composites? List its advantages to the…

A: Composite materials have many advantages in terms of physical and mechanical characteristics…

Q: What are various elastomeric emulsion present in concrete?

A: Answer Introduction The elastomeric emulsion is used for the coating of any surface for safety…

Q: Contrast the advantages of manufactured composites with those of wood. Give instances of situations…

A: 1. Advantages of composites: It's light in weight It requires less supporting structure It has…

Q: What are the two ways bonding agents hold materials together?

A: During construction, many elements are to be bonded to provide strength and aesthetic look to the…

Q: Why are ceramics used in compression only?

A: The ceramic materials are manufactured by firing and then shaping a nonmetallic mineral, like clay,…

Q: What are the Tensile Properties of Composites?

A: Tensile properties of composites are important for the designing and performance analysis under the…

Q: Q2: Comparison between the following? (Choose one only) 1. Ductility and toughness of a materials…

A: As it is written in the question to choose one only amongst the 2 questions given. Hence, I'm…

Q: why do the surfaces of reinforcing bars have rolled-on deformation?

A: Answer Since Reinforcing bars are provided in concrete to increase ductility of concrete structure…

Q: For the composite area shown, calculate the moment of inertia about X and Y axes. 95 mm Ŕ = 60 mm 55…

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Q: Different types of composite decking and their usages

A: Composite decking- Composite decking is also called as wood-plastic and it is an alternative to…

Q: The composite section shown in the figure is made up of C 15 x 40 and S 24 x 121. Determine the…

A: Composites offer plan choices that would be difficult to accomplish with conventional materials.…

Q: What is the maximum diameter of aggregate considering the clear spacing of the reinforcements in mm?…

A: This question is related to The design of Reinforcement concrete structures.

Q: What is the difference between the traditional ceramics and the new ceramics?

A: concept- Ceramics- Ceramic is a non-metallic or inorganic material. It can be crystal, glass or both…

Q: Evaluate the use of a chosen material for a specific structural application

A: There are important factors to consider in choosing building materials, which are the following:…

Q: A bar having the cross section shown has been formed by securely bonding brass and aluminum stock.…

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Q: i. How are composites classified based on the matrix material? Give one example of each type.

A: In the history of material development and its design and manufacturing processes, the invention of…

Q: Besides aggregates, what other components are used to design a concrete mixture. cement and water B)…

A: Concrete Mixture: Concrete (or concrete mix) is made from a proper mixture of aggregate, coarse…