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Composites in the automotive industry are made up of two or more materials that have differing qualities. Because the constituent elements in an automobile composite are unique and do not combine, they are not considered mixes or solutions.
The attributes of a composite comprised of two components are commonly better compared to the independent materials’ characteristics. The car industry employs polymeric materials, whose offer weight savings while retaining other desirable characteristics like as structural rigidity.
Polymeric materials frequently use non – renewable sources such as petroleum and require a lot of energy to manufacture.
Polymer nanocomposites, like as thermoplastic polymers and strengthened glass, have gained importance in recent years of automakers, prompting them to seek out better, stronger, and lightweight elements for the production of vehicle units.
The market is likely to be driven by factors such as rising demand for lightweight materials from the automobile sector and a growing focus on fuel efficiency.
The high cost of carbon fiber composites and glass fiber combinations, on the other hand, is impeding market expansion. The use of such composites in low-cost automobiles might dramatically raise their pricing.
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