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Research Progress of Continuous Basalt Fiber and Its Composite Materials

Quanming Li, Xuan Xiao

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Basalt fiber is a new kind of mineral fibers developed in recent years.Scientists look on basalt fiber as a new material of 21st century.It has excellent property and it is widely used in many fields.In the paper,we expounded the characteristics,the research status and the application of basalt fiber and its composite materials in detail.

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Basalt fiber is a new kind of mineral fibers developed in recent years.Scientists look on basalt fiber as a new material of 21st century.It has excellent property and it is widely used in many fields.In the paper,we expounded the characteristics,the research status and the application of basalt fiber and its composite materials in detail.

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Basalt fiber is a new kind of mineral fibers developed in recent years.Scientists look on basalt fiber as a new material of 21st century.It has excellent property and it is widely used in many fields.In the paper,we expounded the characteristics,the research status and the application of basalt fiber and its composite materials in detail.

Key concepts: Basalt fiber, Basalt, Fiber, Composite number, Materials science, Geology, Composite material, Geochemistry

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