The application of the multiscale models for description of the dispersed composites

We studied composite materials reinforced by micro-particles. It is assumed that the following physical objects and appropriate local effects determine the specific properties of composites: cohesion fields and corresponding zones of internal interaction; adhesion interactions, which determine the peculiarity of interaction of contacting bodies. These effects are important and can define the mechanical properties of the mediums with developed interface surfaces. In this paper, we use the multiscale continuum model of solids to explain the specific properties of composite materials with thin structures associated with local interactions of special type between inclusions and a matrix.