Dynamic Joining of Polymer Composites to Metals
Keyword(s):
Joining polymer matrix composites to metal, such as stainless steel for structural loading, requires the resolution of inherent differences in joining characteristics of each material. The missing element is a material that would be an intermediary between the metal and the composite. The ideal intermediate material would be weldable, as hard as steel, but able to pick up the fiber stress of the composite. Energy absorption through plastic behavior of the joint would also be desired.
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