Q3: In a mechanical application a composite part is required to have the properties, the longitudinal modulus of elasticity is at least 105 GPA, the transverse modulus of elasticity is at least 5.62 GPa, and the density is no more than 1400 kg/m³. The available fibers have the properties: the longitudinal modulus of elasticity Ef=230 GPa, the transverse modulus of elasticity Ep = 22 GPa and the density Pf=1800 kg/m³. And the available matrix properties are, the modulus of elasticity Em₁- Em₂ = 3.5 GPa and the density pm = 1200 kg/m³. Does this composite can be fabricated from these fibers and matrix?

Q3: In a mechanical application a composite part is required to have the properties, the longitudinal modulus of elasticity is at least 105 GPA, the transverse modulus of elasticity is at least 5.62 GPa, and the density is no more than 1400 kg/m³. The available fibers have the properties: the longitudinal modulus of elasticity Ef=230 GPa, the transverse modulus of elasticity Ep = 22 GPa and the density Pf=1800 kg/m³. And the available matrix properties are, the modulus of elasticity Em₁- Em₂ = 3.5 GPa and the density pm = 1200 kg/m³. Does this composite can be fabricated from these fibers and matrix?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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