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Mechanical characterization of structural adhesives using impulse loading, Prony-series modeling, 3D FEM and nano indentation
As engineering pivots toward lightweight, high-performance structures, the viscoelastic complexity of structural adhesives–epoxies, methacrylates, and polyurethanes–demands more than static analysis. This study delivers a rigorous, experimentally validated framework for characterizing adhesives unde
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