Composite material definition

Composite material means a material composed of several layers of similar or different materials intimately held together at their surfaces by cementing, bonding, cladding, welding, etc. In such a case, the material shall be tested as a composite. When different materials are connected together intermittently, such materials shall not be considered as composite materials and therefore tested separately. Tests confirming the validity of the declaration may be carried out at the discretion of the Technical Service.

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Composite material means a material composed of several layers of similar or different materials intimately held together at their surfaces by cementing, bonding, cladding, welding, etc. When different materials are connected together intermittently (for example, by sewing, high-frequency welding, riveting), such materials shall not be considered as composite materials.

More Definitions of Composite material

Composite material means a material composed of several layers of similar or different materials held together by cementing, bonding, cladding, welding, etc.

Composite material means a material comprising different types of materials which are mixed and bonded together, but remain separately identifiable;

Composite material means a material composed of several layers of similar or different materials intimately held together at their surfaces by cementing, bonding, cladding, welding, etc. When dif ferent materials are connected together intermittently (for example, by sewing, high-frequency weld ing, riveting), such materials shall not be considered as composite materials.

Composite material means a material composed of several layers of similar or different materials intimately held together at their surfaces by cementing, bonding, cladding, welding, etc.