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Understanding Material Degradation in Composites

Material degradation in composites occurs due to environmental factors like moisture, temperature variations, and mechanical stress, leading to reduced strength and performance. Understanding these degradation mechanisms is crucial for enhancing durability and reliability in aerospace, automotive, and marine applications. Advanced modeling techniques, such as finite element analysis, help predict material behavior under harsh conditions. Researchers focus on nanofillers, coatings, and hybrid reinforcements to improve resistance. Sustainable and high-performance composites are trending in modern engineering. Innovations in self-healing and bio-based composites are also gaining attention.

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