Polymer Composites Structure, Properties and Processing

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
• Subjects: automated fiber placement; boron nitride; carbon; carbon fiber-reinforced polymer matrix composite; carbon fiber-reinforced polymers; cellulose nanofibers; Clinical and internal medicine; compaction; composite; constitutive low; creep response; crystallization; Diseases and disorders; dissipative particle dynamic simulation; dynamic process; electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding; end milling; energy storage properties; EPDM; expanded graphite; fiber orientation characterization; finite element analysis; fracture toughness; FRP; generalized Hooke law; HDPE pipe; high-energy ball milling; impact properties; interfaces; large area additive manufacturing; layered structure; lipid–nanoparticle mixture; mechanical properties; mechanical property; mechanical recycling; Medicine and Nursing; method of ellipses; microtomography; miscibility; MXene; nanocomposites; nanofillers; Oncology; orthogonal experiment; polarization characteristics; polymer blend; preparation plan; process modeling; properties; PVTC/BOPP bilayer films; recycled modifiers; road engineering; sandwich structure; scanning electron microscopy; silver nanowires (AgNWs); synthetic rubber; Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes; Technology: general issues; tensile properties; thermal conductive coating; thermal conductivity; thermal transition; thermosetting polyurethane asphalt; ultrasonication; viscoelasticity; wood–polymer composites
• ISBN: 9783725824861; 3725824851; 372582486X; 9783725824854
• DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-2485-4

Nowadays, in all industries, the aim is to obtain products with excellent properties with a small mass. Thus, polymer composites are increasingly used, but scientists and manufacturers face many challenges when processing and obtaining satisfactory products with great properties, as well as the recycling and disposing of waste after the expiration date of the product. With this Special Issue, entitled "Polymer Composites: Structure, Properties and Processing", we aimed to collate papers relating to the subject of this Special Issue that attempted to solve some of the problems related with it. We hope that readers will find some high-quality solutions that will help them in their future work.