On the advancement of sustainable filament-wound composites: benchmarking cleavable epoxy resin with recovered continuous carbon fibres against conventional epoxy
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60. Figure. 1. Epoxy plates specimens for flexural testing made with, (a) conventional epoxy resin and b) cleavable epoxy resin.