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Multi-scale analysis of the mechanical behaviour of a flax fibre reinforced composite under low-velocity impact
The use of biocomposite materials in different fields requires enhanced knowledge of the nonlinear phenomena related to their complex mechanical behaviour. Namely, nonelastic mechanisms such as damage, plasticity, and rupture, potentially coupled with viscosity incidence, affect the structure’s life
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