Hydrothermal Aging Affects 3D Printed Composites


Hydrothermal aging significantly impacts 3D-printed continuous glass fiber composites by weakening the fiber–matrix interface, promoting moisture absorption, and accelerating structural degradation. This process reduces durability, mechanical performance, and long-term reliability in high-humidity or elevated-temperature environments.


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