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Mechanical characterization of 3D printed composite specimens reinforced with continuous fibres
Over the past few years, additive manufacturing has evolved from a rapid prototyping technology into a manufacturing process increasingly used to produce functional end-use parts. However, the mechanical performance of additively manufactured composites remains highly dependent on process parameters
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