Mechanics of Composite Materials OCW
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This is a quiz of section 1.1 Introduction from the textbook Mechanics of Composite Materials by Autar Kaw.
1. The area of the fiber-matrix interface for a fixed volume of fibers in a composite is inversely proportional to the dp, where is the diameter of the fiber. What is the value of p?
2. What is the most common cross-sectional shape of fibers?
3. Fibers are of thin diameter because they have ______________ than the bulk material
4. What is the percentage annual growth of composites?
5. Advanced composites are
6. Other than Young’s modulus, what does the flexibility of a circular rod depend on?
7. The lightest mass of the beam required to take a tensile load depends on the ratio Ea/ρ (E=Young’s modulus, ρ=density). What is the value of a?
8. Composites are easy to repair.
9. The lightest mass of the beam required to take a compressive load and avoid buckling depends on the ratio Ea/ρ (E=Young’s modulus, ρ=density). What is the value of a?
10. What is the largest ingredient in glass fibers?
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