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Theoretical Study of the Stress Transfer in Single-Fibre Composites. Part II. Partially Debonded Fibre-Matrix Interface
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S.Y. Fu,
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September 1, 1994
Published Online: 1994-09
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Articles in the same Issue
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Origin and Development of Transcrystallinity in Polypropylene in the Presence of Active Substrates: Role of the Surface Energy
- Theoretical Study of the Stress Transfer in Single-Fibre Composites. Part II. Partially Debonded Fibre-Matrix Interface
- Composition-Dependent Properties of Heterogeneous Polymers: Application of Step-by-Step Averaging Approach. I. Heat Conductivity
- Analysis of Internal Stress Relaxation in an Al/SiC Composite by Neutron Diffraction
- Isothermal and Thermomechanical Fatigue of Cross-Ply SCS-6/TIMETAL®21S
- Characterization of Binder Interactions with Lightly Crosslinked Thermosets
- Effect of Matrix Modification on the Mechanical Response of PP/Mg(OH)2/EPR Ternary Composites with Controlled Phase Morphology
