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... notched specimens results in higher Ke values , probably due to fiber bridging behind and matrix deformation ( strain - induced " hardening ” ) effects in front of the actual crack tip [ 41 ] . a ) 50 um 50 μm Figure 18. SEM pictures ...
... notched specimens results in higher Ke values , probably due to fiber bridging behind and matrix deformation ( strain - induced " hardening ” ) effects in front of the actual crack tip [ 41 ] . a ) 50 um 50 μm Figure 18. SEM pictures ...
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... notched specimens should depend first on the relative layer thickness ( in this case namely 2S / B > C / B ) and second on the relative fiber orientation ( relative to the loading direction ) . It is known that fiber arrangement depends ...
... notched specimens should depend first on the relative layer thickness ( in this case namely 2S / B > C / B ) and second on the relative fiber orientation ( relative to the loading direction ) . It is known that fiber arrangement depends ...
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... notched specimen in tension mode SN surface - notched specimen ( in tension ) T temperature - Tg glass transition temperature - v crosshead speed - VF , VS - glass fiber and sphere volume fraction , respectively WF , ws glass fiber and ...
... notched specimen in tension mode SN surface - notched specimen ( in tension ) T temperature - Tg glass transition temperature - v crosshead speed - VF , VS - glass fiber and sphere volume fraction , respectively WF , ws glass fiber and ...
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SOLID STATE REACTIONS IN LINEAR | 1 |
CHEMICAL HEALING | 43 |
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ADDITIONAL SOLID STATE | 59 |
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