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As composites, FRPs obtain their properties from the combination of materials that compose them: Reinforcement – fibre of organic or inorganic origin, is responsible for mechanical strength. Customarily, the type of reinforcement used is glass fibre, due to its mechanical properties and low cost. In very aggressive environments carbon fibre can be used in those […]http://ph.inboundmarketer.es/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/mat_compuestos.png