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Temperature and cross - head speed The mechanical response and thus failure
of semicrystalline thermoplastics [ 95 ] and related composites [ 75 ] is
temperature - and frequencydependent , due to the segmental mobility of the ...
Temperature and cross - head speed The mechanical response and thus failure
of semicrystalline thermoplastics [ 95 ] and related composites [ 75 ] is
temperature - and frequencydependent , due to the segmental mobility of the ...
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11 Paris law not valid MP 6017 n o AK = const . no Matrix → Composites = log M
Figure 42 . Variation of FCP rate with microstructural efficiency factor , M ,
schematically . The region where the PARIS power law is valid is designed by
solid line ...
11 Paris law not valid MP 6017 n o AK = const . no Matrix → Composites = log M
Figure 42 . Variation of FCP rate with microstructural efficiency factor , M ,
schematically . The region where the PARIS power law is valid is designed by
solid line ...
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K . Friedrich appreciates the help received from the Center for Composite
Materials , University of Delaware , USA , for the completion of this chapter . ...
Friedrich , K . ( Ed . ) : Fracture of Polymer Composites , Elsevier , Amsterdam ( in
press ) .
K . Friedrich appreciates the help received from the Center for Composite
Materials , University of Delaware , USA , for the completion of this chapter . ...
Friedrich , K . ( Ed . ) : Fracture of Polymer Composites , Elsevier , Amsterdam ( in
press ) .
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