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Gabriel Andrei, Dumitru Dima, Iulian Birsan, Laurentia Andrei, Adrian Circiumaru Effect of Ferrite Particles on Mechanical Behaviour of Glass Fibers Reinforced Polymer Composite

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Due to their lightweight, exceptionally high strength and modulus, high stiffness, good fatigue life, and excellent corrosion resistance, polymer matrix composites are increasingly being used in the aircraft and spacecraft industry. Nowadays, a significant amount of advanced polymer composites is used for military and commercial aircraft and satellite components. Due of their low density, higher physical and mechanical properties and low manufacturing cost, these materials have replaced metals, such as aluminum alloys, in many applications. This paper deals with the class of polymer composites, new material recipes and testing results. This approach refers to the possible use of ferrite additive to improve mechanical and magnetic properties of polymer composites. Keywords: lightweight, polymer, composite, ferrite

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(2009). Gabriel Andrei, Dumitru Dima, Iulian Birsan, Laurentia Andrei, Adrian Circiumaru Effect of Ferrite Particles on Mechanical Behaviour of Glass Fibers Reinforced Polymer Composite. Materiale Plastice, 46(3).
. Gabriel Andrei, Dumitru Dima, Iulian Birsan, Laurentia Andrei, Adrian Circiumaru Effect of Ferrite Particles on Mechanical Behaviour of Glass Fibers Reinforced Polymer Composite. Materiale Plastice. 2009;46(3).
, "Gabriel Andrei, Dumitru Dima, Iulian Birsan, Laurentia Andrei, Adrian Circiumaru Effect of Ferrite Particles on Mechanical Behaviour of Glass Fibers Reinforced Polymer Composite,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 46, no. 3, 2009.
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