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Bending behavior of sandwich composite structures with tunable 3D-printed core materials
Composite Structures · 2017 · Vol. 175 · pp. 46–57
Tiantian Li(Stony Brook University)Lifeng Wang✉(State University of New York)
Cellular and Composite StructuresPolymer composites and self-healingAdvanced Materials and MechanicsMaterials scienceComposite materialBendingSandwich-structured compositeTrussHoneycombFlexural strengthHoneycomb structureCore (optical fiber)Composite number
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