Tension-after-impact (TAI) performance and 3D damage visualization of carbon-fiber epoxy composites with adhesively bonded patch repairs

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Tension-after-impact (TAI) performance and 3D damage visualization of carbon-fiber epoxy composites with adhesively bonded patch repairs. / Röper, Florian; Sommacal, Silvano; Compston, Paul et al.
In: Composite structures, Vol. 322.2023, No. 15 October, 117338, 15.10.2023.

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Röper F, Sommacal S, Compston P, Tauchner J, Wolfahrt M, Pinter GG. Tension-after-impact (TAI) performance and 3D damage visualization of carbon-fiber epoxy composites with adhesively bonded patch repairs. Composite structures. 2023 Oct 15;322.2023(15 October):117338. doi: 10.1016/j.compstruct.2023.117338

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Röper, Florian ; Sommacal, Silvano ; Compston, Paul et al. / Tension-after-impact (TAI) performance and 3D damage visualization of carbon-fiber epoxy composites with adhesively bonded patch repairs. In: Composite structures. 2023 ; Vol. 322.2023, No. 15 October.

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