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Torsion of a layered composite strip

Nikopour et al., 2013

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2312488484660889477
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Nikopour H
Selvadurai A
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Composite Structures

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This paper examines the problem of the torsional loading of a composite strip composed of eleven layers of unidirectionally reinforced elements that are fully bonded. The shear moduli are obtained from the experimental torsional stiffnesses (T/ϕ) and data reduction techniques …
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