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Creep behavior of palm fiber reinforced epoxy composites: Experimental analysis and environmental implications
This study investigates the combined effects of temperature and palm fiber reinforcement on the mechanical and creep behavior of epoxy-based composites. The viscoelastic response was evaluated from 20°C to 80°C, focusing on instantaneous strain, time-dependent deformation, and steady-state creep rat
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