Interfacial damage in biopolymer composites reinforced using hemp fibres: Finite element simulation and experimental investigation
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Abstract
► we examine interfacial damage in starch-hemp composites ► micromechanical testing reveals failure driven by interfacial damage growth ► FE results show linear dependence of ultimate properties on Coulomb damage criteria ► tensile loading leads to largest sensitivity on normal interface stiffness ► Coulomb damage criterion fits the overall behaviour under weak interface conditions
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OpenAlex topics: Natural Fiber Reinforced Composites · Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · Bamboo properties and applications
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