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Change in damage tolerance characteristics of sandwich structure with a Thermal Protection System (TPS) by Nettles, Alan Tate, Jackson, Justin R., Hodge, Andrew J.

“…Most composite damage tolerance assessments are made on bare laminates where the impactor comes into direct contact with the outermost ply. However, structures…”
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The Influence of GI and GII on the compression after impact strength of carbon fiber/epoxy laminates by Nettles, Alan Tate, Scharber, Luke

“…This study measured the compression after impact strength of IM7 carbon fiber laminates made from epoxy resins with various mode I and mode II toughness values…”
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The Influence of G I and G II on the compression after impact strength of carbon fiber/epoxy laminates by Nettles, Alan Tate, Scharber, Luke

“…This study measured the compression after impact strength of IM7 carbon fiber laminates made from epoxy resins with various mode I and mode II toughness values…”
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Notched compression strength of 18-ply laminates with various percentages of 0° plies by Nettles, Alan Tate

“…The use of knockdown factors (percent reduction of undamaged compression strength) to account for flaws such as impact damage or holes have been used to infer…”
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Notched compression strength of 18-ply laminates with various percentages of 0 degree plies by Nettles, Alan Tate

“…The use of knockdown factors (percent reduction of undamaged compression strength) to account for flaws such as impact damage or holes have been used to infer…”
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Compression after impact strength of thin laminates with various percentage of 0° plies by Nettles, Alan Tate, Sabo, Stosch

“…Conventional wisdom dictates that adding more 0° plies in the load-bearing direction of a laminate will increase its stiffness and strength. While this is true…”
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Compression after impact strength of thin laminates with various percentage of 0 degree plies by Nettles, Alan Tate, Sabo, Stosch

“…Conventional wisdom dictates that adding more 0 degree plies in the load-bearing direction of a laminate will increase its stiffness and strength. While this…”
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The effects of tensile preloads on the impact response of carbon/epoxy laminates by Nettles, Alan Tate

“…Low velocity dropweight impact tests were conducted on carbon/epoxy laminates under various magnitudes of uniform tensile stress. The composite plates were 8…”
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