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Lamina properties, lay-up configurations and loading conditions for a range of fibre-reinforced composite laminates
Composites Science and Technology · 1998 · Vol. 58(7) · pp. 1011–1022
P.D. Soden✉(University of Manchester)
Mechanical Behavior of CompositesComposite Structure Analysis and OptimizationTextile materials and evaluationsComposite laminatesMaterials scienceComposite materialStackingComposite numberLaminaRange (aeronautics)Structural engineering
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