NASA NTRS ยท 19920013434
Advanced composite materials and processes
Abstract
Composites are generally defined as two or more individual materials, which, when combined into a single material system, results in improved physical and/or mechanical properties. The freedom of choice of the starting components for composites allows the generation of materials that can be specifically tailored to meet a variety of applications. Advanced composites are described as a combination of high strength fibers and high performance polymer matrix materials. These advanced materials are required to permit future aircraft and spacecraft to perform in extended environments. Advanced composite precursor materials, processes for conversion of these materials to structures, and selected applications for composites are reviewed.
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Baucom, Robert M.. 1991-12-01. Advanced composite materials and processes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920013434
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