← Back to context Comment by lazide 2 days ago Aka it makes it less brittle, which ultimately makes it stronger? 3 comments lazide Reply flqn 1 day ago It makes it less ductile, which means it's harder and more resistant to deformation. Bronze is more brittle than copper.Adding fibres to already brittle materials improves their resilience to tensile forces mostly lazide 17 hours ago So you’re saying it makes it more brittle? Because the opposite of ductile is brittle.Or are you saying it increase yield strength, because that is a separate property, yes?
flqn 1 day ago It makes it less ductile, which means it's harder and more resistant to deformation. Bronze is more brittle than copper.Adding fibres to already brittle materials improves their resilience to tensile forces mostly lazide 17 hours ago So you’re saying it makes it more brittle? Because the opposite of ductile is brittle.Or are you saying it increase yield strength, because that is a separate property, yes?
lazide 17 hours ago So you’re saying it makes it more brittle? Because the opposite of ductile is brittle.Or are you saying it increase yield strength, because that is a separate property, yes?
It makes it less ductile, which means it's harder and more resistant to deformation. Bronze is more brittle than copper.
Adding fibres to already brittle materials improves their resilience to tensile forces mostly
So you’re saying it makes it more brittle? Because the opposite of ductile is brittle.
Or are you saying it increase yield strength, because that is a separate property, yes?