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Fig. 1 and the constitutive law subroutine in which the progressive
Table 1Material properties of the isotropic chopped reinforced polyester.
Fig. 2. The three different cruciform structures studied. Additionally, a detail viewof the geometry A is given for localising the zone where a biaxial state of stresses isoccurring (central zone).
Fig. 4. In-plane stress space curves for the undamaged CGRP material, g = 0, and the damaged material, g = 0.6.
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