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Effect of processing parameters on properties of printed and consolidated thermoplastic composites
The process presented in the paper allows to produce bulk carbon fibre/thermoplastic composite parts with oriented continuous fibre to get specific mechanical loading constraints for structural parts. This fibre orientation allows to increase the mechanical strength of the composite product. This pr
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