Introduction to Composite Materials
discontinuous-fiber composites are used where cost is the main driver and strength and stiffness are less important. Both the reinforcement type and the matrix af-fect processing. the major processing routes for polymer matrix composites are shown in Fig. 1.3. two types of polymer matrices are shown: ther-mosets and thermoplastics.
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