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Continuous fiber reinforced composites damage mechanics

The ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) contain brittle fibers and a brittle matrix. This combination ends up in a damage tolerant material. CMCs are of interest to thermostmctural applications. They consist of ceramics or carbon reinforced with continuous ceramic or carbon fibers. Their mechanical behavior displays several typical features that differentiate them from the other composites (such as polymer matrix composites, metal matrix composites, etc. .. ) and from the homogeneous (monolithic) materials. [Pg.56]

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