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No. The matrix bears the transverse forces in a composite. The epoxy is there to prevent the fibers from bending or buckling. The carbon holds the compressio
by ajross 3y ago
No. The matrix bears the transverse forces in a composite. The epoxy is there to prevent the fibers from bending or buckling. The carbon holds the compression.
- brnt 3y ago> The epoxy is there to prevent the fibers from bending or buckling. But isn't that what's external pressure comes down too? The material that keeps the hull from buckling?