journal article·1996-01

Determination of the interfacial shear strength of glass-fibre-reinforced phenolic composites by a bimatrix fragmentation technique

F. Chen, D. Tripathi, F.R. Jones

Composites Science and Technology· Volume 56· Issue 6
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