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    An Autonomous Institution

    Affiliated to VTU, Belagavi,


    Approved by AICTE, New Delhi,
    Recognised by UGC with 2(f) & 12 ( B)
    Accredited by NBA & NAAC

    TECHNICAL SEMINAR 2022-2023

    “COMPOSITE MATERIALS ”

    NAME: SHIVADARSHAN R HILLI


    USN: 1MJ19ME057

    STUDENT USN : SEMINAR GUIDE:


    Asst. Prof. Kiran k k
    CONTENT

    • INTRODUCTION
    • OBJECTIVES
    • COMPOSITE MATERIAL MAKING
    • CONSTITUENTS OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL MAKING
    • ADVANTAGES
    • DISADVANTAGES
    • APPLICATION
    • MATERIALS USED IN COMPOSITES
    • MANUFACTURING COMPOSITE MATERIALS
    • CONCLUSION
    • FUTURE SCOPE
    INTRODUCTION

    Composite materials are materials composed of two or more distinct materials


    that, when combined, exhibit properties that are different from those of the
    individual components. The resulting material is designed to have superior
    strength, durability, and other properties compared to traditional materials.

    The resulting material is designed to have superior strength, durability, and other
    properties compared to traditional materials.
    OBJECTIVES

    ➢ Composite materials aim to reduce production costs and improve product


    performance and durability.
    ➢ The main objectives of composite materials are to provide high strength and
    stiffness with low weight, to have excellent corrosion and fatigue resistance, to be
    able to withstand extreme environments, to have good thermal and electrical
    properties, and to be easily moulded into complex shapes.
    Composite material making
    Constituents of composite material

    Composite materials are typically made up of two or more constituent materials with different physical and
    chemical properties. The two main components of composite materials are:

    1. Matrix: The matrix is the material that holds the reinforcement together and transfers the load between
    the reinforcement fibers. It can be a polymer, ceramic, metal or a combination of these materials.
    2. Reinforcement: The reinforcement provides the strength and stiffness to the composite material. It can be
    in the form of fibers, particles or flakes and is usually made up of materials such as carbon fiber, glass fiber,
    aramid fiber, or natural fibers like bamboo or hemp.
    3.Additives such as fillers, colorants, and curing agents are also added to enhance specific properties or
    processing characteristics.
    ADAVANTAGES
    1. High strength-to-weight ratio
    2. Design flexibility
    3. Corrosion resistance
    4. Excellent electrical properties
    5. Low thermal expansion
    6. Reduced maintenance requirements
    DISADVANTAGES

    1. High cost
    2. Manufacturing complexity
    3. Environmental concerns
    4. Susceptibility to impact damage
    5. Susceptibility to UV damage
    6. Flammability
    APPLICATIONS

    ➢ Composite materials have a wide range of applications in various industries due to their

    unique properties and advantages. Some common applications of composite materials include:

    ➢ Aviation

    ➢ Auto mobiles

    ➢ Sports and recreation.

    ➢ Construction and interior design.


    LITERATURE SURVEY
    ality control of natural filler reinforced
    s the major stone to use as alternative material by product designer and manufacturers. Besides all th
    te a economic natural fiber based composite material for commercial usa
    CONCLUSION

    ➢ The use of composite materials has significantly increased in various industries due to
    their superior properties, such as high strength, stiffness, and lightweight. Composite
    materials have been extensively researched, and their advantages and disadvantages are
    well understood.
    ➢ The manufacturing processes for composite materials have also improved, making them
    more accessible and cost-effective.
    ➢ The use of composite materials in various applications, including aerospace, automotive,
    sports, and construction, has demonstrated their effectiveness and reliability.
    FUTURE SCOPE

    The future scope of composite materials is vast and promising. Some potential areas for growth and development
    include.
    ➢ Advancements in nanotechnology: The use of nanotechnology in composite materials has the potential to enhance
    their mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties, leading to improved performance and increased applications.

    ➢ Sustainable and eco-friendly composites: With the increasing focus on sustainability and the environment, the
    development of composites made from renewable and eco-friendly sources is likely to become more prevalent.

    ➢ Overall, the future of composite materials looks bright, with continued growth and advancements expected in a
    variety of industries and applications.
    REFERENCES

    • Agarwal, B. D., & Broutman, L. J. (2009). Analysis and performance of fiber composites
    (3rd ed.). John Wiley & Sons.

    • Barbero, E. J. (2010). Introduction to composite materials design (2nd ed.). CRC press.

    • ishai, O., & Karni, R. (2016). Mechanics of advanced materials: Analysis of properties and
    performance. Elsevier.
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