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The evolution of materials science shapes the modern world, transforming production technologies and industries. This special edition offers a comprehensive overview of diverse research findings and engineering solutions in the fields of advanced composites, cultural heritage preservation, and building materials. The collected articles present relationships between innovation, tradition, technology, and sustainability, aiming to inspire interdisciplinary research and inform its application across engineering, construction, architecture, and culture.
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Composite Materials
Experimental Investigation on Mechanical Properties and Characteristics of Jute and Hemp Fiber Composites Manufactured by Fusion Deposition Modelling
Strength Evaluation and Behaviors Studies of Hemp/Kenaf/Coir Fiber Reinforced Composites by Using Compression Moulding
Advancements in Aluminium Matrix Composites: Applications and Future Trends in the Automotive Industry
Experimental Investigation on the Tensile and Impact Strength of Ficus Religiosa Stem and Sisal Fiber Reinforced Polymer Hybrid Composites
Exploring Mechanical Properties of Hemp, Sisal Fibers and Silicon Carbide Particle Reinforced Hybrid Epoxy Resin Composites
Chapter 2: Properties and Processing Technologies of Cultural Heritage Materials
Research on the Three-Dimensional Numerical Model and Characteristics of Rock Materials of Stone Cultural Relics
Analysis of the Firing Process of Tobe Porcelain Using Finite Element Method and its Applications to Design
Chapter 3: Building Materials
Combined Reinforcement as a Means of Increasing the Durability of Rigid Pavement
Decorative Dolomite Brick Based on Raw Materials from the Poltava Region
The Effect of Ultraviolet on the Change in the Structural and Mechanical Properties of Polyurethane Foams
Prospects of Using Road Clothing with Reinforcement of Asphalt Concrete Surfaces
Topological Modeling of Characteristic Features of Structure Formation Kinetics in Disperse Systems
