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Characterisation of Glass Fibre Polypropylene and GFPP based Fibre Metal Laminates at high strain rates
Fibre reinforced polymers (FRP) are finding increasing use in structures subjected to high rate loading such as blast or impact. Proper design of such structures requires thorough characterisation of the material behaviour over a range of loading rates from quasi-static to impact. This thesis inv...
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Blast Impact and Survivability Research Unit
2017
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