Lavmetalliske
Lavmetalliske is a term used in materials science and engineering to describe materials designed with relatively low metallic content compared with traditional metallic alloys. The concept centers on combining a non-metallic matrix with dispersed metallic phases or inclusions to create a composite that emphasizes reduced metal fraction while achieving useful properties.
Composition and structure can vary widely. Lavmetalliske materials may take the form of metal-reinforced ceramics, metal–polymer
Properties are highly dependent on the specific system. Typical advantages include lower density and potential cost
Applications and status: Lavmetalliske concepts target lightweight structural components, heat exchangers with tailored insulation, and electronic
See also: lightweight metal matrix composites; ceramic matrix composites; polymer matrix composites; metal foams.