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The discussion centers on pursuing a master's degree in the field of carbon fibers, particularly in textiles. The individual expresses interest in this area despite lacking formal education in it. Participants highlight the growing relevance of carbon fiber composites, noting their widespread use in industries such as aerospace and automotive due to their high strength-to-weight ratio, which contributes to fuel efficiency. The consensus is that carbon fibers represent both a current and future opportunity in materials engineering, with no successful alternatives emerging to challenge their dominance in high-performance applications.
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hi everbody..

i graduated form metallurgy and metarials engineering.. ı want to do my master degree..l've been having trouble choosing the field.. i m intersted in carbon fibers about textile.. but ı didnt take any class for this material..

so what u think carbon fibers ın textile will be a good area for me..do u see any future for this material.. i hope ı describe my self sorry for bad english.. i m waiting for your suggestions.. thanks
 
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Carbon fiber composites are common now in aircraft and some automobile applications. With high strength and low mass/weight, CFC's are attractive with regard to helping reduce fuel utilization.
 
Carbon fibres are both present and future. All attempts to make better competitors failed up to now, so they will probably remain the standard choice for high-performance composite.
 
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