Functional Composites Market Predicted to Rise at a Lucrative CAGR throughout 2024
Functional composites are materials or compounds that offer special magnetic, electrical, and optical properties. These properties cannot be achieved by its single constituent separately. Thus, functional composites combines properties of different materials as well as advantages of different group of materials. Functional composites are stiff, strong, tough, light, and more durable when compared to their original materials. Other special properties of functional composites include new formulations for extrusion products, weather resistance, adhesive properties, high temperature resistance, low weight, biodegradability, barrier properties, and mechanical properties.
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The functional composites group includes composites with magnetic, optical, and electrical properties. Dispersoids are functional composites with large amount of electrical properties. The ion flow is carried out almost on the matrix filler interphase in dispersoids. Functional composites usually implement special properties in combination with initial product properties. Combination of the magnetostriction of phase 1 and the piezoelectricity of phase 2 resulting in the magnetoelectric effect in the composite is one of the example.
Functional composites includes photonic crystals, wherein the matrix as well as the filler are solid phases such as in opal and other structures. These composites also cradle many biomaterials which are protected from interaction through efficient coating systems. Composite material is a multi-phase system that consist of matrix material and reinforcing material. Matrix material is a continuous phase, and it includes metal matrix composite materials, inorganic non-metallic matrix composite materials and polymer matrix composites.
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