Morphology characterization and in-situ three-dimensional strain field monitor of short carbon fiber-reinforced polymer composites under tension
In-situ Micro X-ray computed tomography (μCT) offers a new opportunity to monitor the 3D morphology and damage evolution of short carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (SCFRP) composite. However, the sample size of in-situ μCT is generally limited to achieve high revolution, which resulted in different me...
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