Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system

Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system

There is a drive for modem engineering structures to exploit the excellent specific properties of advanced fibre reinforced composite materials, particularly in aerospace, where manufacturers are under intense pressure to reduce costs and engineer lighter more efficient aircraft. However it is widel...

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Main Author: Williams, Gareth
Published: University of Bristol 2008
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-4926282018-10-03T03:19:51ZDevelopment of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery systemWilliams, Gareth2008There is a drive for modem engineering structures to exploit the excellent specific properties of advanced fibre reinforced composite materials, particularly in aerospace, where manufacturers are under intense pressure to reduce costs and engineer lighter more efficient aircraft. However it is widely recognised that the susceptibility of these materials to transverse impact damage is restricting the extent to which these benefits can be exploited.629.1University of Bristolhttps://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.492628http://hdl.handle.net/1983/f6eeac30-dbc3-44f2-9911-8f5b6a877ba3Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
description There is a drive for modem engineering structures to exploit the excellent specific properties of advanced fibre reinforced composite materials, particularly in aerospace, where manufacturers are under intense pressure to reduce costs and engineer lighter more efficient aircraft. However it is widely recognised that the susceptibility of these materials to transverse impact damage is restricting the extent to which these benefits can be exploited.
author Williams, Gareth
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title Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
title_short Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
title_full Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
title_fullStr Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
title_full_unstemmed Development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
title_sort development of self-healing carbon fibre reinforced plastic utilising an embedded hollow glass fibre delivery system
publisher University of Bristol
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