"607808" . . "P\u0159ikryl, Radek" . "[B] Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, Photoelectron spectroscopy, Atomic force microscopy (AFM), Scratch test; [C] PACVD; [X] Plasma polymer"@en . "Functional interlayers in multiphase materials"@en . "[51910D17E39E]" . "173-174" . "Functional interlayers in multiphase materials" . . . . . "4"^^ . . "Multiphase materials, e.g. composites, combine materials of distinct physical and chemical properties. The type of adhesion bonding gives characteristics of the interface between two phases in contact. Strong bonding is often demanded for multiphase materials under loading. However, a strong interfacial bonding increases the strength of multiphase material at the expense of the material toughness. A functional interlayer deposited between two phases can eliminate this conflict of material parameters. A proper thin film with adhesive bonding to both the phases results in an improvement of the material strength and toughness simultaneously [1]. Functional interlayers are successfully used in fiber-reinforced composites, where the interlayer has to enabl e the stress transfer from the matrix to the fiber. There is a schematic illustration of composite cross-section together with a detail of composite interphase in Figure. The interphase is an intermediate region between the fiber and the matrix and it co"@en . . "B\u00E1lkov\u00E1, Radka" . . "4"^^ . "Functional interlayers in multiphase materials" . "858-862" . "5"^^ . "Surface and Coatings Technology" . "\u010Cech, Vladim\u00EDr" . "CZ - \u010Cesk\u00E1 republika" . "Funk\u010Dn\u00ED rozhran\u00ED ve vrstevnat\u00FDch materi\u00E1lech"@cs . "Van\u011Bk, Jan" . . . "26310" . . . . "P(GA104/00/0708), P(OC 527.110)" . . . . . . "Funk\u010Dn\u00ED rozhran\u00ED ve vrstevnat\u00FDch materi\u00E1lech"@cs . "RIV/00216305:26310/03:PU38776!RIV06-GA0-26310___" . "0257-8972" . "Functional interlayers in multiphase materials"@en . "Multiphase materials, e.g. composites, combine materials of distinct physical and chemical properties. The type of adhesion bonding gives characteristics of the interface between two phases in contact. Strong bonding is often demanded for multiphase materials under loading. However, a strong interfacial bonding increases the strength of multiphase material at the expense of the material toughness. A functional interlayer deposited between two phases can eliminate this conflict of material parameters. A proper thin film with adhesive bonding to both the phases results in an improvement of the material strength and toughness simultaneously [1]. Functional interlayers are successfully used in fiber-reinforced composites, where the interlayer has to enabl e the stress transfer from the matrix to the fiber. There is a schematic illustration of composite cross-section together with a detail of composite interphase in Figure. The interphase is an intermediate region between the fiber and the matrix and it co" . "Funk\u010Dn\u00ED rozhran\u00ED ve vrstevnat\u00FDch materi\u00E1lech"@cs . . . "RIV/00216305:26310/03:PU38776" . "173-174" . . .