composite structures
[/kəmˈpɒzɪt ˈstrʌktʃərz/]
nounfemininepl: composite structures
estruturas compostas
1. Materials or constructions made from two or more constituent elements with different physical and chemical properties that remain separate in the finished structure
Modern aircraft rely heavily on composite structures to reduce weight while maintaining strength.
As aeronaves modernas dependem muito de estruturas compostas para reduzir o peso mantendo a resistência.
2. In engineering and architecture, combinations of materials such as fiber-reinforced polymers, concrete with steel reinforcement, or laminated materials
Composite structures in bridge construction combine steel and concrete for optimal performance.
As estruturas compostas na construção de pontes combinam aço e concreto para desempenho otimizado.
3. Structural systems that integrate multiple load-bearing elements or material phases
The composite structures of the building envelope provide both thermal and acoustic insulation.
As estruturas compostas do envoltório do edifício fornecem isolamento térmico e acústico.
Composite structures are increasingly important in both Brazilian and American industries, particularly in aerospace, automotive, and renewable energy sectors. Brazil has significant expertise in composite materials used in aircraft manufacturing (Embraer) and wind turbine blades, while the United States leads in defense and aerospace applications. The term is technical and specialized, commonly used in engineering education and professional practice across both countries.
Related Idioms & Phrases
composite structure design
composite structure analysis
advanced composite structures
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