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Inorganic and Composite Fibers
Production, Properties, and Applications
An introduction to the fundamentals of inorganic fibers, their production, processing, finishing, and application in a range of products
Boris Mahltig (Author), Yordan Kyosev (Author)
9780081022283
Paperback / softback, published 26 October 2018
343 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.2 cm, 0.56 kg
Inorganic and Composite Fibers: Production, Properties, and Applications provides a comprehensive review on the development, production and application of modern inorganic and composite fibers. Particular emphasis is placed on current production processes, parameters and finishing and functionalization methods for improving their properties and the problems associated with the testing of fibers. Fibers covered include carbon, glass and basalt fibers, metal fibers, such as copper and steel, fibers coated with silver or gold, and nitinol. In addition to pure inorganic fibers, the book looks at organic fibers with a high level of inorganic content, such as cellulosic fibers. Including contributions from leading experts from universities, research institutes, and producing companies, this book assists materials scientists and engineers in the composites, automotive, textile and medical industries to more efficiently and effectively select fibers for a range of different applications areas.
1. Introduction Part I: Carbon-based Fibers 2. Carbon fibers 3. Preox fibers 4. Carbon nanotubes 5. Graphene 6. Silicon carbide fibers Part II: Metaloxid-based fibers 7. Glass fibers 8. Mineral and ceramic fibers 9. Basalt fibers Part III: Metal-based fibers 10. Metal fibers-steel and copper 11. Metal coated fibers-silver and gold 12. Nitinol Part IV: Composite fibers 13. Cellulosic-based composite fibers 14. Electrospun composites Part V: Structural Health Monitoring of processes related to composite manufacturing 20. Weaving Process 21. Stamping Process Supervision 22. Infusion Process Supervision
Subject Areas: Materials science [TGM], Plastics & polymers technology [TDCP]
