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Composite material systems are the basis for much of the natural world around us and are rapidly becoming the basis for many modern engineering components. A controlling feature for the general use of such systems is their damage tolerance, durability and reliability. The present book is a comprehensive cross section of the state of the art in the field of the durability of polymer-based, composite, and adhesive systems. As such, it is of special value to researchers concerned with the frontier of the field, to students concerned with the substance of the subject, and to the applied community concerned with the finding methodologies that make it possible to design safe and durable engineering components using material systems.
Kenneth L. Reifsnider and David A. Dillard both Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Va., USA. Albert H. Cardon, Free University of Brussels, Belgium.
Preface, Organization 1 Durability of composites for marine applications 2 Physical and chemical aging processes in high temperature applications 3 Applications of damage mechanics to durability 4 Infrastructure applications 5 Manufacturing, processing and durability 6 Emerging technologies and case studies, Technical posters, Author index.