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Introduction to Composites Course Overview

The document outlines an online course on composites offered through NPTEL, detailing assignments and lecture topics. It includes information on assignment submissions, accepted answers, and scoring for various questions related to composite materials. The course covers topics such as fiber selection, matrix materials, and properties of thermosets and thermoplastics.

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Introduction to Composites Course Overview

The document outlines an online course on composites offered through NPTEL, detailing assignments and lecture topics. It includes information on assignment submissions, accepted answers, and scoring for various questions related to composite materials. The course covers topics such as fiber selection, matrix materials, and properties of thermosets and thermoplastics.

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Course outline Week 3: Assignment 3


The due date for submitting this assignment has passed.
About NPTEL () Due on 2025-08-13, 23:59 IST.

How does an NPTEL


online course work? ()
Assignment submitted on 2025-08-13, 12:08 IST
1) Identify a suitable fiber for ceramic matrix-based high-temperature composites. 1 point
Week 0 ()
Carbon
Week 01 () Kevlar
Glass
Week 02 ()
Silicon carbide

Week 03 () Yes, the answer is correct.


Score: 1
Lecture 13: Polymers as Accepted Answers:
matrix material and their Silicon carbide
classification (unit?
unit=35&lesson=36) 2) Glass transition temperature is especially relevant while characterizing: 1 point

Lecture 14: Thermoset and Thermosets


thermoplastic matrix materials
(unit?unit=35&lesson=37)
Thermoplastic
Additives
Lecture 15: Properties of
thermoset and thermoplastic Ceramics
materials (unit? Yes, the answer is correct.
unit=35&lesson=38) Score: 1
Accepted Answers:
Lecture 16: Production
Thermosets
methods (unit?
unit=35&lesson=39)
3) For glass fibers, which of the following is typically used as matrix material? 1 point
Lecture 17: Thermoplastics
and metals as matrix Thermoplastic polymers
materials (unit?
Thermoset polymers
unit=35&lesson=40)
Ceramic
Lecture 18: Ceramic, and
Metal
carbon matrix materials,and
filler materials. (unit? Yes, the answer is correct.
unit=35&lesson=41) Score: 1
Accepted Answers:
Week 3 : Assignment-3 Thermoset polymers
Solution (unit?
unit=35&lesson=137)
4) The following composites which is used most often. 1 point
Feedback For Week 3 (unit?
unit=35&lesson=166) Metal Matrix Composites.
Polymer Matrix Composites.
Quiz: Week 3: Assignment 3
(assessment?name=214) Ceramic Matrix Composites.
None of these.
Week 04 ()
Yes, the answer is correct.
Week 05 () Score: 1
Accepted Answers:
Week 06 () Polymer Matrix Composites.

5) Which of the following is not true for polymer matrix materials? 1 point
Week 07 ()
Low cost
Week 08 ()
High modulus
Low density
Week 09 ()
Chemical resistance
Week 10 () Yes, the answer is correct.
Score: 1
Week 11 () Accepted Answers:
High modulus
Week 12 ()
6) Which of the following is not a thermoset material? 1 point
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Epoxies
Melamine
ABS
Polyamide

Yes, the answer is correct.


Score: 1
Accepted Answers:
ABS

7) For semi-crystalline thermoplastics matrix material, select the most appropriate condition. 1 point

Operating temperature < Glass transition temperature.


Glass transition temperature < Operating temperature < Melting point.
Operating temperature > Melting point.
Operating temperature < Melting point.

Yes, the answer is correct.


Score: 1
Accepted Answers:
Operating temperature < Melting point.

8) Two matrix materials, A and B, have the same chemical constituents. The density of A is greater than that of B. Then, it is likely that: 1 point

Both are amorphous.


Both are semi-crystalline.
A is amorphous.
A is semi-crystalline.

Yes, the answer is correct.


Score: 1
Accepted Answers:
A is semi-crystalline.

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