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Effect of Bondline Thickness on Fatigue Crack Growth in FM94 Epoxy Adhesive Bonds - Dataset 2
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TU Delftvia 4TU.ResearchData (via DataCite) · bijgewerkt 5 april 2017
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This dataset contains data from fatigue crack growth experiments on Al-2024-T3 / FM94 double cantilever beam specimens. Two different adhesive thicknesses were tested. This dataset is a supplement to the earlier dataset "Effect of Bondline Thickness on Fatigue Crack Growth in FM94", available at: {https://doi.org/10.4121/uuid:1495c951-33e2-43ab-9f41-5ed3b57ba02f}
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