Special Issue
Topic: Microstructures and Properties of Composites
Guest Editor(s)
Dr. Yuan Chen
School of System Design and Intelligent Manufacturing (SDIM), Southern University of Science and Technology, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.
Guest Editor Assistant(s)
Special Issue Introduction
The effects of microstructural features on the mechanical properties of composites are of great importance. By precisely manipulating the composition, distribution and interfacial properties at the microscale, composites can be produced with enhanced strength, stiffness, toughness and fatigue resistance to meet specific application requirements. However, there are still many uncertainties regarding the relationship between the microstructural characteristics of composites and their macroscopic mechanical properties. The precise control and exploitation of the microstructural features of the constituent materials are challenging.
This special issue is committed to investigate the influences microstructural characteristics, such as grain morphology, phase distribution, reinforcement orientation and defects, on the mechanical behaviours of composites. A comprehensive of research methods across disciplines including materials science, engineering mechanics and characterisation techniques are encouraged. In addition, advanced characterisation methods for the analysis of the microstructure of composites as well as the relevant computational and theoretical studies are welcome. Authors are invited to submit original research articles, reviews and mini-reviews that contribute to the understanding of these important areas. Topics of interests are broad and include but are not limited to:
● Microstructural characterisation of composites: Analysing and providing valuable insights into the morphology, phase distribution, interfacial bonding and defects within composites.
● Novel microstructure modelling and prediction: Simulating the arrangement and interactions of reinforcing fibres, particles or other constituents within composites.
● Multi-scale correlation mechanism: Seeking variations in micro-scale features that propagate to affect the overall macroscopic behaviours of composites.
● Microstructure design and optimisation of composites: Achieving specific mechanical, thermal, electrical or other properties through strategic adjustment of microstructural features.
We eagerly anticipate your contributions to our special issue on "Microstructures", providing a comprehensive overview of in-depth analyses, empirical research, and theoretical frameworks of composites microstructure. By delving into these complex interconnections, this special issue strives to establish pioneering approaches for the design and engineering of advanced composites.
This special issue is committed to investigate the influences microstructural characteristics, such as grain morphology, phase distribution, reinforcement orientation and defects, on the mechanical behaviours of composites. A comprehensive of research methods across disciplines including materials science, engineering mechanics and characterisation techniques are encouraged. In addition, advanced characterisation methods for the analysis of the microstructure of composites as well as the relevant computational and theoretical studies are welcome. Authors are invited to submit original research articles, reviews and mini-reviews that contribute to the understanding of these important areas. Topics of interests are broad and include but are not limited to:
● Microstructural characterisation of composites: Analysing and providing valuable insights into the morphology, phase distribution, interfacial bonding and defects within composites.
● Novel microstructure modelling and prediction: Simulating the arrangement and interactions of reinforcing fibres, particles or other constituents within composites.
● Multi-scale correlation mechanism: Seeking variations in micro-scale features that propagate to affect the overall macroscopic behaviours of composites.
● Microstructure design and optimisation of composites: Achieving specific mechanical, thermal, electrical or other properties through strategic adjustment of microstructural features.
We eagerly anticipate your contributions to our special issue on "Microstructures", providing a comprehensive overview of in-depth analyses, empirical research, and theoretical frameworks of composites microstructure. By delving into these complex interconnections, this special issue strives to establish pioneering approaches for the design and engineering of advanced composites.
Keywords
Microstructural characterisation, numerical modelling, multi-scale analysis, microstructure design and optimisation
Submission Deadline
31 Aug 2024
Submission Information
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Submission Deadline: 31 Aug 2024
Contacts: Yanlin Huang, Assistant Editor, assistant_editor@microstructj.com
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