ByLahari Ramya
Posted on Composites are the advanced materials most widely used. In almost every material we use in our everyday life. They are engineered chemical mixtures which turn an ordinary substance to a more sustainable and stronger component. The rapid increase in demand for manufacturing products laid a way. For the development of new materials. Their impact in…
ByLahari Ramya
Posted on Green composites(GC) are a class of Bio-composites. They are engineered by reinforcing a natural fiber in a bio-based polymer matrix . Composites are used in several applications. The characterization of polymer composites based on recyclable polymers. In recent efforts are made to reduce carbon fiber. There are range of applications towards smart composites. The mechanical…
ByN Lavanya
Posted on When it comes to civil engineering, architecture, and construction safety, understanding live load vs. dead load is crucial. These two terms—frequently referred to as dead load vs. live load—form the basis of structural design and determine how buildings withstand various forces over their lifespans. A building or a structure is subjected to various forces that act on it throughout its lifetime. These forces cause stress, and deformations or displacements on the…
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Posted on Composites are highly adaptable and can be made use in various applications. As they are robust, stiffer, lighter than metal and moldable to any shape. They can also be tailored to meet required properties of a particular application. Fiberglass or Glass fiber composites (GFC) are one kind of fiber reinforced composites material with low density,…
ByLahari Ramya
Posted on Composite materials are innovative substances created by combining two or more materials with different physical properties to achieve superior performance characteristics. These remarkable materials are found in a wide range of surprising applications, from ancient mud bricks to modern aerospace engineering. Some fascinating examples include wood, a natural composite of cellulose fibers and lignin; fiberglass,…
ByLahari Ramya
Posted on A composite is a material engineered from two or more materials with different physical or chemical properties. Composites classification is generally done based on the material used for the matrix. In the field of civil engineering, the classification of composite materials plays a crucial role in understanding their applications and selection for various construction projects….
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Posted on Advancements in fields of science and technology lead to change in material technology. The choice between composites over traditional materials is a critical one. A wide range of modern materials with efficient properties have evolved which includes composites along with traditional materials like wood or metals. Traditional materials like wood, steel, and concrete show a wide…
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Posted on Euler’s column buckling theory is a fundamental concept in structural engineering that explores the stability and load-bearing capacity of slender columns. Also known as column buckling, refers to the failure of a structural element subjected to high compressive forces. Euler buckling is a fundamental concept in structural engineering, crucial for the design and analysis of slender…
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Posted on An aircraft is made of several components. Though it takes off and flies as a single flight. Yet it comprises numerous components separable and continuous as a single independent aircraft. Composite structure makes the 787 dreamliner light and strong. It also reduces the cost of components made. Picking up or choosing a material for aircraft…
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Posted on Stone grouting is the process of filling the spaces or gaps between the stones or tiles with the grout material to enhance their bonding and develop a pleasing and aesthetic look. It is a simple and very much essential technique used in any masonry projects. Stones like marbles, granites, mosaic etc have their own colour, texture….
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