OPTIMISATION OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL STRUCTURE BASED ON THE TECHNOLOGY OF POLYSTRUCTURAL INTEGRATION OF HETEROGENEOUS MATERIALS
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The article considers the problem of the composite structure optimization developed on the basis of general theoretical concepts about the dependence of the performance characteristics of composite materials on their composition and structure. Based on the poly-structural theory of concrete, the article formulates provisions on the influence of components on different structural levels of the composite and experimentally proves the possibility of qualitative control of material properties and characteristics of final urban infrastructure objects based on them. This article discusses existing and promising methods for creating variatropic polystructured composite materials. The paper presents the results of experiments on the selection of composite structure considering this particular structure as a complex system. Also the paper provides the experimental results on optimization of composite structure. These results allow efficient cooperation of the heterogeneous material elements and rational management of the properties of the final object of the urban infrastructure, taking into account the requirements for operating conditions. The authors also propose the technological solutions for the production of environment objects made of the developed composite material.

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construction materials, composites, composite materials, polystructural integration, polystructural theory of concrete, concrete, variatropic structure
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