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Interfacial performance of chemically recycled carbon fibres assessed by microdroplet debonding tests
The reuse of recycled carbon fibres in structural composites requires understanding how recycling processes affect fibre/matrix interfacial properties. In this study, the interfacial behaviour of carbon fibres recovered from a recyclable epoxy/PHU composite through a mild chemical recycling process
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