Composite Engineering

Composite engineering involves designing and manufacturing materials made from two or more different substances combined to create a new material with improved properties. For example, combining fiberglass and resin produces a lightweight, strong, and durable material used in aerospace, automotive, and sports equipment. The goal is to tailor the composite's characteristics—like strength, weight, or resistance—to meet specific performance needs that traditional materials might not achieve alone. It requires understanding how different materials interact and processing techniques to optimize the final product's features for various engineering applications.