I believe that in a particulate composite with elastic mismatch between the matrix (brittle) and the aggregate (ductile) the bond strength between the matrix and aggregate will have an impact on the overall elastic modulus of the overall composite. Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction please?
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There is a relationship between elasticity and particle composition as well as between turgidity and plasticity. A major factor is the type of particles and their compounds. As well as their size in structure and their landings. The presence of phases of the early-born type lead to a decrease in plasticity and an increase in the modulus of elasticity, ie the Yung modulus.
yes, if Young's modulus is more for the particle then you would expect higher bonding strength..Young's modulus is stress/strain for material undergo lesser strain for the given loading, the expected Young's modulus will be more and bonding strength also be more..
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