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This study focuses on the experimental characterization of mechanical and tribological properties of composite materials tailored for friction-based force-limiting structural components. By evaluating parameters such as tensile strength, hardness, friction coefficient, and wear resistance, the research aims to optimize material performance under various loading conditions. The goal is to develop durable, high-performance composites that ensure safety and efficiency in structural applications, particularly in automotive and aerospace systems. Comprehensive testing and analysis help in understanding material behavior and improving design strategies for advanced engineering solutions.

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