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Influence of strain-rate on the uniaxial compressive behavior of 2-D braided textile composites
The uniaxial compressive stress-strain response and the associated observed micro-structural deformation mechanisms of three braided textile composite sheets were experimentally investigated at quasi-static and high-strain-rates. The compressive loads were applied in a direction perpendicular to the
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