fiber reinforcement
[ˈfaɪbər rɪˈfɔːrsmənt]
nounpl: fiber reinforcements
reforço de fibra
1. The process or material of strengthening a composite material by incorporating fibers (such as glass, carbon, or aramid fibers) into a matrix to enhance mechanical properties
Fiber reinforcement in composites significantly increases strength-to-weight ratio.
O reforço de fibra em compósitos aumenta significativamente a razão resistência-peso.
2. The fibers themselves used as reinforcing agents in structural materials
Carbon fiber reinforcement is commonly used in aerospace applications.
O reforço de fibra de carbono é comumente usado em aplicações aeroespaciais.
3. The technique or method of adding fiber material to strengthen concrete, plastics, or other materials
Fiber reinforcement of concrete prevents crack propagation.
O reforço de fibra do concreto impede a propagação de fissuras.
This is primarily a technical and industrial term used in engineering, materials science, and construction industries in both Brazil and the USA. It's part of specialized vocabulary in aerospace, automotive, and civil engineering sectors. The term is more prevalent in technical documentation and professional contexts rather than colloquial speech.
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